Parking in Brooksville Florida

I just bought a house in Brooksville, closing happens next month.

I do have enough property to park the truck and trailer,.. how ever at the moment the area is wooded and I need to get about 1.5 - 2 acre cleared and get a steel building built before I will have enough room.

For now I need a secure place to park a flatbed with out worry that thieves will pick my trailer and boxes clean. I dont mind paying. I'm paying $100 a month now for a spot in a locked yard with security cameras.

It will be at least 5 - 6 months before I get my property cleared and set up to properly park my truck. So until that happens, I need some input from my fellow brothers.

Thanks,

Hurst

 

Yeah,.. thats a little far. I was hoping for something around 98 or 50. Maybe even Spring Hill. The place I'm buying is not far from the Sun Coast Parkway.

My wife found my current place, its down in Pasco. 5 mins from home. She just stopped in and asked if they minded a semi truck parking there once a month and how much? She's on the look out now. Just thought I could save her some time networking with fellow drivers.

I do appreciate the info friend.

Drive safe.

Hurst

 

The house I'm buying is on 5 acres and does have a grassy area where I could theoretically park the truck. But as you know,.. Florida ground is not exactly the most stable earth and I fear by the second or third home time either my wife will want to divorce me because of the ruts or I'll be calling a wrecker to get me unstuck.

I have plans to build a steel building to park my truck in, but need to get rest of the money together before I can commit a contractor to build it for me. That and the driveway will need to be redone.

 

That was one of the first things I checked into before even considering to buy the property. We had been looking for a suitable place since last March. My house in New Port Richey is within city limits and although the subdivision has no deed restrictions, the city does have a crap ton of ordinances and restrictions regarding commercial vehicles.

The property I bought in Brooksville is in a mixed zoned area and can actually become a commercial property. My intention is to build up to a small fleet of 8 - 10 trucks. That was the main reason for needing enough land to park the trucks with out being hassled by city or county ordinances. My goal is to get out of the driver seat and try to enjoy being with my family instead of out on the road all the time. All of that is still a few years down the road and depends entirely on how business savvy my wife and I become in this business. Truth be told my wife has a better business sense than I do. I just say 'Yes Dear' and do as I'm told,.

Hurst