The incredible vehicle art and overall atmosphere must be witnessed to be truly appreciated.

The footage, phone number, card number, fingerprints, make/model of the vehicle, etc can all be traced.

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.

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

You may be surprised at what turns up.This is a different animal from acquiring a special purpose vehicle set up for the acquisition of a single property and having no other dealings.  

Usually it had to do with their mess, nonworking vehicles kept on the property, trash, etc.

The easement was not recorded, the story is rather dramatic with slashing neighbor's vehicle tires to keep them from driving on the dirt road.

Mobile homes are personal property like vehicles... they have titles.

But real estate is a forgiving investment vehicle and many, many mistakes can be erased if you just hold on.Don't kill yourself over the numbers.Don't be scared that properties don't cashflow like they did three years ago.Don't wait for the perfect deal and miss 100 mediocre ones.Get out there and invest!