Hey @Will Fraser I love when I am asked this question, Founded in 1833, Toledo has become well known for its industry, particularly in auto assembly and glass.  

Building indoors, even if it is a small space, can be easily accomplished with an unskilled, less expensive workforce when they are given 3D work instructions on monitors or tablets similar to the drawings provided when assembling a cabinet from IKEA.

I would like to assemble a huge list of self storage addresses and, if possible, owner info. 

And it takes as almost as much time to assemble a tiny one than an XL loader.

For example, I can get a 36 inch wide assembled and pre-finished kitchen base cabinet for $150 at Home Depot that looks perfectly nice right now, but will likely not be durable. 

What documents would you suggest assembling regarding your point #1 ? 

I've been dealing with SD IRAs since 2010 and assembled the list of non-recourse lenders for my clients, you can find it here:https://www.biggerpockets.com/...You can also find some local private lenders but those loans will cost you a lot more.

They are both inexpensive and easy to assemble [written by the guy who can’t assemble anything that comes in a box from IKEA if my life depended on it].

I don't think there is anything that complicated with assembling and installing cabinets so I plan to do it myself.

I buy ready to assemble cabinets, vinyl plank flooring, I prefer shower enclosures but at minimum use a tub for savings, and for HVAC I prefer mini splits for heating and AC.A lot of this is market dependent.