Again, the BiggerPockets store has some books for this or you can learn by watching podcasts, reading blogs, and interacting on the forum.

If there is a serious issue obtaining a property to store RVs on then I’d be looking to add that to your facility for sure. seems to me you’d have to find enough land that is or can be zoned for storage for them to buy.

Louis house flippers and contractors.I just moved a bunch of random material I had collected and I have this philosophy in life where I say "owning and storing stuff cost money" even if you aren't literally paying for storage having a lot of stuff take an emotional, physical and sometimes like in moving cost a financial toll.

I say unofficial as its likely aimed at people downsizing (hence just 2 bed/2 ba and landscaping included) but no official designation or requirements. stable area, near University. regular/larger home values easily go $350k+ starting out. being just outside Atlanta, near all normal needs (hospitals, stores, restaurants, etc). honestly, rents could easily go near $2k. talking with agent, estimating rent probably a little lower, but better to be pessimistic and get more than optimistic and take losses in my opinion. as for value add, some other 2/2 houses in area Zillow estimate $260 right now, and they dont have that loft.

. - Not a very good store of value. - Not a good medium of exchange. - Not a good unit of account. 

You can also use these retirement accounts to store cash at the end of they year to lower your tax liability. 

Campground has 6 pools , 1500 spots , cabins , store , water park , game house , pavilions , live bands on weekends , golf cart rentals . 

Again, the BiggerPockets store has some books for this or you can learn by watching podcasts, reading blogs, and interacting on the forum.

The one side does have a shed to store bikes and etc from getting stolen. 

Owning my own retail  computer stores for a dozen years gave me the money to invest (though I never made more than maybe $60,000/yr and give credit to my wife working as well and our middle class Midwest lifestyle.).