All Forum Posts by: Terry Hale

Hi @Peter Andreasian, thanks for your inquiry, in my experience this would be too small to be worth it

Hey @Rich Weese I appreciate the feedback, although reading your post, sounds like you had success, correct me if I'm wrong. Btw, if anyone has an underperforming self storage facility, I'm your man :) 

Not trying to sell you anything man, always great to connect with people to possibly do business with. My webinars are free, that's not what I do... you misunderstood...

But with anything, if you wait around for a free lunch you can starve, purchasing under performing properties is just one of my strategies, it does take some elbow grease, no doubt about it, but I do not landlord, or listen to people who cry on my shoulder because they can not pay rent and I suggest, using professionals, I hire the best and have the cash reserves to reposition the property, have cash flowing, and take it from a liability to a highly desirable asset. 

@Bill F.

By fool proof, its basically apartments without the people, you have a unit that's full of items, without running toilets, leaky faucets, without tenant headaches, statistics show most people stay 12 months business stay 24 months on average, the best part is most people do not visit their belongings. And from my experience, usually the only time they show up is when they are moving out. We are able to modernize and automate these facilities, so they run on autopilot, giving us monthly passive income, once they are at market occupancy and stabilized, it is the best asset to own. 

@Bill F. I have built my strategies over the years, and I educate my clients on recessionary proof commercial real estate. So I can't give away my strategies, but if you're interested to find out how we do business successfully, I'd be happy to schedule a call, we have lots of opportunities. 

Hi @Casey Roman 

I have the answer for you! Over the last 20 years and 400+ doors under my belt, being a trainer in commercial real estate space. With uncountable successful clients underneath me. Here's a way you should proceed. First off, there is no need for credit, you can get seller financing on a non recourse basis. Sellers will gladly carry the paper on all different property types, especially in times like this. How is this possible? There are two ways to buy properties suing my strategies. One way is all cash low ball offers. Second is for the seller to become the bank. I live in Malibu, CA, and we do not have the same opportunities here in our coastal town as others have in areas such as TX, FL, the Carolinas, GA etc etc. We do not landlord or manage properties ourselves, we hire professionals. And finding properties is easy these days.

I have a wire transfer coming in today from a closing, you can do this business too. 

I have my doubts about STNL @Joel Owens @Robert C.. Self storage is a fool proof investment. That's been the focus of my firm to great success. If a tenant leaves in STNL, you are left with zero. Self storage, you have hundreds of units and there is always a need. Why bother with uncertainty of retail, especially during these times! 

Have you considered investing into recession proof commercial property like self storage? 

I'd like to invite you to watch my webinar on Recession Proof Commercial Property. Let me show you how to build lasting wealth through these times of uncertainty. https://terryhale.com/strategycall/

This pandemic is crushing our economy, putting people into financial stress, sending family businesses on the path to bankruptcies. However, there is opportunity in the midst of this crises, and some will come out of this very wealthy. At Terry Hale, we focus on Recession Proof Commercial Real Estate. During this time, I am extending free access to an educational webinar available for everyone, and a scheduled one on one strategy call, to see what opportunities we can offer you. Our goal is to turn fear into action and put you on the path to financial freedom!

Hello, hope everyone is staying safe. This is the time to invest in storage facilities, do you agree?