Renters Warehouse - Haven't personally used them but know the owner and they seem to have their systems in place.

Just last week a really nice property flooded during the extreme temperatures we just experienced.

Coming from the Midwest, we had been hoping to find an old industrial building or warehouse ideally on a waterway, for easy conversion (5000+ sf base area, 20+ ft height or multiple floors, drive-up/drive-in access), but are clearly very late to the party.

So on my day off I drove to the address he gave me and it turned out to be a big warehouse located in the industrial area.

I had both private investor money and institutional money including a warehouse line of credit.All that said, if you know nothing about writing a loan, which frankly you are asking about this to begin with, so you are starting in the wrong place.

Keeping the thermostat at 75 will keep the the heater running for long period of time to maintain the house at that temperature. 

Here in Vegas, we set thermostats to 80 in the Summer, and 67 in the winter.While 80 is quite high, its feel really cool when you come in from 100+ degree heat.We found that temperature to be efficient for keeping prospective buyers comfortable while keeping our utility costs down.

Eventually you will generate your own parts warehouse.

Its a big job grinding(diamond cutters), patching, polishing(finer diamond cutters), staining and sealing a concrete floor.I could see it in a converted warehouse setting with open floor plan, sandblasted heavy timbers, and painted industrial ductwork, etc.

Every time the temperature drops below average everybody starts talking about I thought there was supposed to be global warming.