Renting out lots on private land
I am hopefully going back to school as an adult student at UF and looking at buying land near Gainesville since paying for a rental lot for 4 - 6 years doesn't sound too appealing. I've looked at a fe...
Forum Discussion
tennesseegirl wrote:
I think as soon as you rent a spot (a single spot) it becomes a commercial venture and would fall under regulations just as if you had 50 spots.
Maybe not, it depends on local statutes. For instance,if there is no odinance against an endeavour, if the land is on public water/waste system, or has licensed capacity for it, etc,etc. OPs idea could be easily doable. It is possibly lined with potholes, but maybe not.
He has to research that feasability, decide the practicality. Lets help with pointers for guidance.
I encourage starting with a real estate broker, as that is free knowledge of local ordinances and 'persons of concern' in the immediate area.
