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Craig Garrow
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  • Malone, NY
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Maxing out income potential on storage facility?!

Craig Garrow
  • Real Estate Broker
  • Malone, NY
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I'm currently looking at possibly buying a 24 unit self storage unit that's on 2.5 acres of mostly undeveloped farm land. My goal would be to build another 24 unit self storage behind the existing one. My next thought would be to build a pole barn that could store 6-8 RVs or boats. What's the going monthly rate on storage for those?

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Has anybody experimented with modified shipping containers? I'm thinking of maybe parking three 20' containers on the land and dividing them into six 8x20 units!

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