If the lake is smaller then they might not be too popular if it is primarily a fishing lake.I would also add a general store with basics, bait, beer, food stuffs etc.

In addition, there was a baby snake in a plastic cage. 

We have no experience or knowledge of anything real estate related and our plans/goals are in their baby stages.

If I didn't have a baby, I would probably take it on.

He moved because of baby-mama drama, girlfriend, etc.  

Just some food for thought.

Having written guidelines, curfews, and systems for accountability (like drug/alcohol testing and peer support) helps keep the environment safe and structured.Strong Leadership & Support System: Whether it’s you or a hired house manager, there needs to be someone onsite (or very involved) who can enforce rules fairly and offer support when residents struggle.Financial Sustainability: Think through how you’ll cover costs (rent, utilities, staff, food, etc.) while keeping rates fair for residents.

A high chair and baby gate. 

We are parents to 1 baby boy and 2 dogs, I am an avid golfer, I'd give myself a B+ chef, and a proud member of hog nation.

Zoning is key — you’ll want to talk early with the city about mixed-use (recreation + food + therapy).