Seems like most are within the city limits where the population is more dense.

we got soil testing for septic done which wouldn't support doing a dense mobile home park but would allow for a few homes.

My wife and I have invested in severa beer gardens/food truck parks and bought our first LTR last year.

Core PCE, which strips out food and energy, increased 0.2% and stayed at 2.9% annually.Minimize imageEdit imageDelete image👉 What this means for real estate: The Fed is balancing stubborn inflation with a softening job market.

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.

Acquisition costs are high and supply is dense, so to make money of any kind, you need to stand out. 

Some food for thought questions that went through my mind as soon as I read your post:[1]   Are there other C, C+ homes and apartment complexes in the very near area?       

In other words, the consumer is the economy.Personal consumption (PCE) spending was up 0.3% gain for the month, putting the annual PCE inflation at 2.7%, and up 2.9% (up .2%), excluding volatile food and energy prices.

Here is an example of how: How to make the map (free + fast)Go to Google My Maps (not regular Maps): https://www.google.com/mymapsCreate a new map → “Import” on the first layer → upload the CSV you just downloaded.Set “Name” as the title column and “Address” as the location column.Click the paint-bucket icon to style categories (Parks, Museums, Food & Drink).Rename the map “Guest Map” → Share → change link to “Anyone with the link – Viewer.”

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