It's incredibly versatile and can be configured to work extremely well for rental properties.

I’ve got a SFH and it’s got a small front and side yard but the back yard has a chain link fence and is big enough that all of my tenants for the past 3 years have had a vegetable garden and there is plenty of room that if any of them had had children there would be enough space for them to spread out and play.

.- Market the property as a versatile event space for conferences, team-building activities, and family gatherings.Accommodation and Honeymoon Packages:- If the property is large enough, consider building or renovating accommodations on-site.- Offer honeymoon suites and guest rooms for the bridal party or guests attending the wedding.- Create all-inclusive wedding and honeymoon packages to attract couples seeking a seamless experience.Just a few interesting ideas to explore! 

It’s pretty detailed and versatile and may be a useful tool for you if nothing else. 

We renovated the front and back yards to put in a new lawn, irrigation system, vegetation, and privacy fences.

Vegetables would clog up the filters and pumps without me doing my due maintenance.

I understand that the benefit of structuring in this regard is to add layers of anonymity, create some versatility, and structure so that in event of lawsuit all of our assets are not  exposed. 

In absolute terms the large units bring in more, but as far as % return, my experience has been that small units do better and are also more versatile when it comes to the off season, when people are not travelling in large family groups.

Maybe fence it off and make a garden.Feed you family free fresh fruit and vegetables (organic), sell the remainder on the roadside (pumpkins in October, melons and corn in the summer, peas, green beans, radishes, green onions, carrots, etc...).Sell from a trailer.Use the money for a family vacation.Teach the kids about business, pre-planing (planting hoe-ing gathering), and profits.Just my 2 cents.

There was more bodegas selling cigarettes, lottery tickets and high fructose corn syrup juices than supermarkets with fresh fruits and vegetables.