Assuming a building footprint of up to 5000 sq ft, use could not support the need for a lot of parking (probably <20 spaces).Not interested in auto maintenance and other uses that require disposal (and potential runoff/dumping) of large volume of hazardous materials.Long term, I'd prefer something that contributes to the improvement of this area (e.g. a used car lot might be OK for a couple of years just to generate income, but I'd want to find something more beneficial after that).

Look for areas with low vacancy rates, good schools, and proximity to amenities like shopping centers, parks, and public transportation.

I'm also in Central Florida (Winter Park).

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It could be adding an extra bedroom, parking space, or kitchen where you can maximize the potential rent of the property.

Has anyone started the ground up and sold all their homes in their park with lot rent?

My wife grew up in Oak Park (near Thousand Oaks).We spent our first year getting our bearings.

. -- You'll keep back maybe 5% of all rents for routine maintenance and another 5% for capX (big expenses like roof or furnace replacement).  

Especially if you are actually in the park (ie Peninsula), or directly adjacent. 

Donna has been so on top of the whole process and in keeping me informed that it was really a walk in the park.