It seems like you've proven yourself completely emotional and totally non analytical.

@Val BerechetI’m no expert, but I would just be aware that other countries have different laws, and that investing in the US it’s pretty clear what you are getting yourself into, but it may not be so clear in other countries as a foreign investor.

They know the market, understand contracts and law, are experts at negotiation, provide a second (objective) set of eyes, and more.

We have several weeks go by without any issues - and then some weeks it's non-stop. 

All of our properties are held in LLC's where the operating agreements allow non-members to inherit a financial interest in the company but non-members are not allowed voting or decision making rights unless they are unanimously admitted as a member.

As a non EU citizen, I will need a permit to purchase certain types of properties, except for residential (unit in an apartment). 

you have to calculate the interest costs.and.... it makes zero sense whatsoever to buy something turnkey with that much leverage. none. you'll never, ever pay back the HELOC with the non-existent 'cash flow' from the property.just trying to be realistic. the market is unforgiving right now.

@Henry Clark is an expert on Storage development maybe he could give some pointers.

Non-landlords don't understand but this is the way it goes.Very, very sorry to hear about the water bill. 

Covered parking for 8 vehicles. any thoughts on agent or non-agent?