The cost to "evict" may actually be 1/20th since 'stuff' doesn't have tenant's rights the way a residential tenant does, but the entire other basked of 'stuff' to deal with seems like it might be closer to 1/2 or 75% of the 'normal' level of time/attention/etc that you as the landlord have to deal with.... but you're only getting 1/20th the income.Unless of course you are going to tie these to the 7 units themselves, and moving forward every time there is a vacancy, include the storage with the unit as a bundled pair, and increase the rent accordingly.

I regret driving past so many of these developments over the years and not having paid closer attention. 

Along with the usual bush and grass jobs people would have us do house cleanouts, cleanups, and basic maintenance, so I know that I would not be totally jumping into unknown waters.

I didn't even mow the grass!

Likely closer to $34,000 per year in annual cash flow.

One location is closer to the city but the other is newer, cleaner, but further out.

I would be happy to take a closer look at the details of your scenario and see how we can help.

While I am there I will be meeting with agents, lenders, viewing properties, and being closer to my rental properties once I purchase them to do the check-in, walk-throughs, maintenance, etc.The other question I run into is what business to put these expenses under.

Which it ended up being closer to 2.5 weeks and almost ruined the timeframe of my loan.

So I suspect this is actually closer to over $1000 a month negative.