If you're allowed to put either of these up, sell a lease to a company that specializes in this kind of thing (or learn how to DIY if you feel up for a challenge).Since you are on town water/sewer, this might make a good spot for an apartment building or mobile home park - just make sure to situate it well behind the prime commercial space since most people don't want to live on a busy intersection and most businesses are looking for high traffic space.Looks like you are just down the road from Kiser Lakes State Park.

My parents own a lake house that they see as simply just being a burden.

The Lake County Property Investors hosts a meetup nearby (not affiliated, just know of it)http://www.lcpia.org/Lots of great info here on BP as well. 

The mobile home park we are looking at is very close to the lake and I am thinking that people are parking their RV and spending the weekend by the lake and going home during the week.

We are in North Idaho on Lake Coeur d'Alene.

Hi, I live in Mesa and we are thinking about buying a cabin in Forest lakes, Happy Jack, or a similar area.

Had people last year too that came up.I guess people could stay at a cheaper place that wasn't one a lake but chose to stay someplace nicer with their family.

you can do fractional ownership through tenants in common.. this is quite popular in very expensive markets  Like Lake Tahoe. and there are very high end clubs that do this with homes around the world. 

My name is Jenna I’m 33 years old and I own a two family on a lake in central Massachusetts.

I live in Gainesville and have a vacation property on the Suwannee River (1 hr from Gainesville) that would be great for an AirBnB rental if I could find a good manager.  We rented it a few times on AirBnB and had a g...