I'm right there with you @Stevon Cook.

Eventually, once we're cooking, we plan to get some other investor who wants to make a return on their money to fund the down payments and we do everything else, so we can scale faster.So my questions are: - What's the best business structure for this? 

Some examples include: 1 The Economic Development Incentive Program: This grant program provides financial incentives to businesses that create new jobs, increase capital investment, and/or develop new facilities in the city. 2 The Downtown Improvement Grant: This grant program provides financial assistance to property owners and businesses in the Downtown Redevelopment Area for eligible capital improvements to their buildings or storefronts. 3 The Community Redevelopment Area Grant: This program provides funding to businesses and property owners within designated Community Redevelopment Areas to make eligible capital improvements to their properties. 4 The Beach Renourishment Grant: This grant program provides funding to help restore and maintain the city's beaches, which are a critical component of the local tourism economy.These grant programs can help businesses and property owners in Panama City Beach access the funding they need to invest in their properties, create jobs, and contribute to the local economy.

Jerome Adams, If you have access to the facilities management group they may be able to direct you, or they may be the ones to talk to.

Some will restrict access to commercial facilities onsite, such as a gift shop, fitness center, or tiki bar, but the pools, lazy rivers, and hot tubs (what most guests care about) are still freely available. 

Even IF a particular Board Member is well versed in some aspect of facilities management, the Board should still not rely on that one person for decision making.

Hello BP,A friend of mine runs a drug rehabilitation facility and he is growing at a very rapid place.

@Tyler Cook I have someone for you.

(c)Housing accommodations in any hospital, convent, monastery, extended care facility, asylum or not-for-profit home for the aged, temporary overnight shelter, transitional shelter, or in a dormitory owned and operated by an elementary school, high school or institution of higher learning.

In a mobile home park or RV park, most of the value is in the underground infrastructure, roads, landscaping, amenities, pools, fencing, pads, utility pedestals, etc, while only a small portion of the value comes from a building, like a clubhouse or laundry facility.