Anyway, as I am actively searching for and applying for new positions, I am and always have been interested in wholesaling as a way to supplement income.What are some tips, pointers and or resources I can use to help me get the ball rolling?

We also always try and use the delayed financing approach if possible as we can recycle that capital as soon as we close and sink it back into another deal. 

Any tips on balancing the improvements with your budget?

I'm looking for people who have actually done it or are brokers that specialize in self-storage and are familiar with the markets who could give me some tips on what to look out for and how to work towards buying them.

You will also be paying for: - Recycling - Stormwater - Yard Waste - Water Base Charge - Watershed Protection - Water Infrastructure Replacement Charge - Waste Water Base charge - Waste Water Infrastructure Replacement ChargeThe "overhead" charges currently total $49.94.

However, the BRRRR strategy (buy, rehab, rent, refinance, repeat) makes sense for a lot of investors, as value can be created through forced appreciation (renovations) and capital recycled through cash-out refinances.

One other tip is to let your listings expire and re-list that makes them not appear as 'aged and stale' - power users will check history and notice but you may get the attention of some and those that have recently setup alerts.  

Any ideas or tips on how to get the ball rolling.

Any tips or advice how to get started or what I need to get started?

What are the best tips and strategies you would recommend for someone like me who is just beginning their journey?