I was under the impression that "House Hacking" was more or less just living in a multi family (or I guess single family with roommates) where the owner either lives for free or actually makes money while owning a house as opposed to the more traditional home-ownership that consists of one family living in one house and killing themselves to pay their mortgage.  

The idea is as hands off as possible with security and consistency with monthly spendable income.

But between those 2 platforms, and using Googledrive for document storage, we have a pretty good system in place. 

I would like to repurpose the property away from lodging operations which is not a consistent revenue generating proposition and into a long term land-lease agreement from any industry sector company who will use the building/land to fit their needs?  

I would reach out to @Ken Rishel on the BP platform.

In general your team should consist of an Attorney, Surveyor, Soil Analyst, Geologist, Environmental Engineer, Planner, Real Estate Agent, Developer and Builder.

It's zoned as a multi-family (3 dwellings per lot for a total of 6 units), even though the area primarily consists of single families.

Reg. 63837), noting that “the Department’s position is consistent with federal case law that has recognized, in cases involving emotional support animals in the housing context, that whether a particular accommodation is reasonable is a fact–intensive, case–specific determination.”

May end up profiting due to appreciation, but wouldn't consider it an investment.One thing I'd really like to try or see done, is to really max out the VA possibilities by taking advantage of the joint veteran situation:"If a property is to be owned by two or more eligible veterans, it may consist of four family units and one business unit, plus one additional unit for each veteran participating in the ownership.

This is a great platform for anything regarding real estate!