Pull zoning + allowable usesLook up:Current zoning districtDensity allowedBuilding height limitsWhether multifamily or mixed-use is permittedIf upzoning is even realisticIf the parcel is zoned residential but everything around it is already commercial or multifamily, the city may be open to rezoning, but don’t assume it.2.

That mix of excitement and “oh no, what did we just do?”

Part of that is my "fault" - we go down in the winter to take care of the place, make repairs, updates, etc, and that is a prime season so I'm taking potential rental dates off the calendar that way - but even typical good months have been off.

Hi Justin - We own a year round RV Park in SC... very similar concept except the seasonality... feel free to PM me if you want to chat.

’ve been seeing the same thing, and for most people it isn’t just one reason — it’s a mix.

I work with investors across the Midwest and have seen a lot of creative structures that mix nonprofit goals with LLC ownership to make deals work financially while serving the community.

Quote from @Tyler Rhoades: Im looking to build a buy and hold portfolio with a mix of small multi-family and single family homes which I can add an ADU.

However, besides tax and escrow considerations (be sure to segregate funds and not mix them), my recommendation is to review your state laws first as soon as possible!

They seem to rent between $2300 (slow season) to $2800 (good season).

Some investors will appreciate going into a JV with a seasoned contractor; however, if you don't have a whole rehab experience, I would start with small projects with less risk and time holding the property.