The property also link to a mountain trail network for hiking, riding, motor sports etc.I am trying to gather information to see how viable this type of STR is/can be and and info from more experienced folks in this field.

I have a 12 unit WW II era motor-court "motel" that I operate as apartments.I agree that it is critical to understand the municipality and retain a local architect type who knows the municipality personnel and the requirements.In my case, a change in zoning was out of the question as municipalities tend not to want to set precedent in changing zoning.

@Robert O'Keefe my property is in Mount Laurel in Burlington County. 

What attracts me to this property is that its 8 commercially zoned acres on motorized sports allowed lake, only 2.3 hours from NYC.

Then you won't have to worry about the many burglaries, motor vehicle thefts, assaults, the kidnapping that took place a few streets away, oh and that aggravated robbery that happen just to the south of this property. 

You can buy lockboxes that mount on the walls.

I see some mounted fans.

The way this asset protection structure works is with LLC’s created to hold your real estate and other assets that may be a cause of a potential liability, anything that has a motor, or has a key or can go boom.

It was the motor.

For ground mounted systems any racking, concrete footers, earthwork and trenching etc. is included so a new roof may fall into that same category of associated expense.