My wife and I own two triplexes and a detached garage that we turned into a storage unit.

And if the deal is better than that standard/hurdle, the sponsors use ultra conservative assumptions to get back to standard and under-promise and over-deliver.My last three investments were in Bradenton FL (self-storage), Arlington TX (multifamily), and all over the country (MHP & SS fund).FYI...A going in 6 cap for an A or B class with a strong value add in a good location is a great deal.Hope that helps.

I did mobiles, looked into self-storage, vacant commercial property and re-purposing old white elephants (old warehouses) or motels or toys r us's or any number of failed brick and mortar structures with motivated sellers. 

The vanity, which i picked up from home depot, was the option i went with only because I had "tried to put myself in my potential tentant's shoes" and thought that with the small size of the bathroom and no medicine cabinet where would my tenants put their bath things and would the rental be less appealing without any real bath storage.

We lived with it for a while and kept it as storage/ laundry, but it was always the black-eye of the property.

I wasn't able to locate any via the search bar on my mobile device. please let me know if there's a better area either in or around Doylestown to attend a meeting in the foreseeable future.

Hi there,I am selling a rental of mine and decided to invest in a larger property, especially in self-storages.

Therefore, we had to move in a rental house and pay for storage for 3 months, on top of getting an extension on our loan, as well as increasing the amount we borrowed.

I once visited a RV storage lot that had few containers.

It is not uncommon around here in these older multi family to have no common meter paid by the landlord and the basement lights sump and devices all ran off one of the units .