@Vijay AnandhI agree with @Vinay Kolluru that property values will continue to rise, especially with announcements of Apple and Google bringing thousands more jobs to the area over the next few years.Irene Mistretta is a wonderful realtor to work with and I highly recommend her.

Stop people you see actively working Ask friends, family, social media (FB, LinkedIn, etc.)Go to Home Depot EARLY (6 AM) and see who is there getting a jump on the dayAlways provide people with a clear punchiest and get multiple bids so you can compare apples to apples. 

Within the field of I/O psychology recruitment and selection is of particular interest when choosing sales forces at Fortune 1000 companies, Navy Seals and professional athletes in MLB, NBA, NHL and NFL.

When comparing apples to apples across the board with different lenders you will need to know what the interest rates are, what % down you will be using, what the total lender fees are, any points being charged & what loan product specifically you are looking at. 

What about cloud storage, such as iCloud if you are an Apple/Mac user. 

@Bryan Milian1- One month of market research on major metro areas2- Two weeks of talking to leading agents in your top 3 markets3- Four weeks of learning the markets4- Offer, offer, offer- stick to fundamentals...long-term buy-and hold small MF (your available cash will be the number one factor in determining what you can afford and what locations you will end up buying in...you'll be comparing apples to apples in your top 3 markets...as long as you have a top agent, you'll be golden)Best of luck 

If or when I refinance this building I can pull out a large amount of money and still have it CF while locking it into 1-3years of IO on a fixed 10 year term/ 30 year amortization.

Seems like using sites such as land.com, landflip.com, landwatch.com, and landcentury.com to find comps is one approach but what if there aren't any apples-to-apples comps? 

Cash invested: $600,00012-month, I/O, Cash-out loan for renovation.What made you interested in investing in this type of deal?

@Henry ClarkMini Storage Newbie In Southern California looking at 360 unit mini storage (Small I know)Best rate 65% LTV 3.7% i/o 10 years Looking for higher LTVBest place to look for self/mini storage for sale?