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Updated 5 months ago, 08/14/2024

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Christopher Hall
  • West Blocton, AL
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Newbie Question on Self Storage ($250,000 to invest)

Christopher Hall
  • West Blocton, AL
Posted

Hi everyone, I am making some general assumptions here to see if I'm in the ballpark or not. I'd appreciate any help.

  • 1. As mentioned in the title, I have $250,000 to invest. I have a SFH rental, and it appreciates, but doesn't cashflow much. So selling that would be part of this $250,000.
  • 2. I understand that there are potential self storage facilities that can return 20% cash on cash if improvements can be made. And often the improvements to be made are raising rents to market. I understand these facilities can be found in secondary and tertiary markets.
  • 3. I would be aiming for $50,000 net return on this investment (after paying the debt).
  • 4. Some math:
  • - $250,000 should be able to buy a storage facility or facilities valued at $500,000.
  • - 20% cash on cash on $250,000 investment would be my target of $50,000.

Will y'all point out my fallacies? I know this is generic and theoretical situation, but I'm trying to decide if I'm even close to enough to consider it a future option.

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