My response was meant for the OP.

My 3/2.5 townhome in OP went from $137k when I bought it in 2016 to $180k today through no action of my own.

First two comments telling OP to check for zoning in a city that has no zoning...Susan, your best best is to reach out to a local architect / builder. 

OP- I have automated messages that send right when they book, three days before check in, morning after first night, night before checkout.

Understanding areas in a single zip can vary widely, I was looking east of the park close to where OP was looking over a year ago.

Just to be a voice of experience, unless it's a local co-op, most solar facilities are either small (<50 acres) and serve a business or specific community or are large (>1,000 acres) and are utility scale tapping into a large high voltage transmission line.

To answer the OPs question, my first "tip" would be to start scouting neighborhoods to identify where you want to invest. 

Well, it looks like my experience is turning out to be similar to the OP.  

I don't understand why any person on this planet would torture their self with a single family home.Guessing the OP's scenario, I need to tell another one of my short stories.

Well this is exciting.There are many things here OP needs to be concerned with.