I would look into spot hero and/or other parking apps to gauge what market rates look like for parking in that neighborhood then adjust accordingly for the quality of parking you're able to offer.

The submarkets I'm most familiar with (Winter Park,  Baldwin Park, Downtown) don't seem to have ideal price-to-rent ratios and prices are overall inflated. 

Area's like McKinley Park, Brighton Park, Chicago Lawn, etc. are higher cashflow markets.

I'm estimating 500/month for capex based on other parks I own of similar size and age, but I am not sure what's holding me back from pulling the trigger.

In talking with them, each unit will require two parking spots and depending on permeable/semi-permeable  options, will require storm water modifications.

I lean into any one financial independence related I find any with that overarching theme typically will provoke thought.

Quote from @Laura Navaquin: Hello Sepehr, we are actually hosting one on June 28th in Park Slope (Brooklyn), can send you the information if interested. 

Quote from @Kurt Alder: Hello all,I'm wondering if you would know any resources or reference material for installing utilities on raw land for a mobile home park or RV Park.

If it’s in a mobile home park where you lease the land, you may face higher lot fees and limited appreciation, but still benefit from strong cash flow.Focus on manufactured homes (post-1976): These meet HUD standards and qualify for better financing, tax treatment, and stability.

Quote from @Garrett Creswell: Arizona cities like Phoenix, Tempe, and Tucson have loosened zoning restrictions to allow more homeowners to legally build ADUs (Accessory Dwelling Units) or casitas (often used interchangeably).Phoenix passed a policy in early 2024 allowing ADUs on most single-family lots, aiming to boost affordable housing and multigenerational living options.Requirements were simplified: smaller lot size minimums, reduced parking requirements, and less red tape for permits.With the new law passing, builders and developers saw a new market open up:They’re targeting homeowners who want to create rental income (especially with the Phoenix rental market staying strong).