I'll defer to our lending gurus to better fill you in on that end of things, but certainly you should look for ones that are in the path of progress, have additional revenue sources (think storage, laundry etc), or potential therefor and/or have scope to add a bedroom or another unit to increase the income.

Works across all devices.  

@Elijah FastYour lender and possible your insurer will require a Phase 1 assessment .... this is predominately a visual inspection and paper exercise (costing anywhere from $750 - $2500) with the objective of discovering any potential contamination of the property (or demonstrating that there is none).An abandoned underground storage tank (UST) is something which should be disclosed by the vendor (it appears that it has been in this instance), but it is an example of the sorts of things a Phase 1 ESA looks to discover.Depending on the results of the Phase 1, you may very well be requested to continue with a Phase II ESA.Having a Phase 1 lets you know what you are walking into ... which is why lenders want them.  

Storage?

It stands for Delaware Statutory Trust and is a trust / pass through entity in which a sponsor (think big real estate investment corporation) buys institutional property (apartments, self storage, commercial, medical office, etc) and then sells interest in the Trust/Property to investors.

Single family, multi-family, mobile homes, storage units, etc...

The lots rent out for $60-$90 per night, which is pricey, but they have tons of amenities like clubhouse, pool, minigolf, boat storage and ramp, social events, etc, and cater to a high-end RV crowd.

Anyway, I moved down here to TN in my camper two years ago and the camper is now in storage since I bought the house. 

Hi,
I am doing a research for a newspaper and I am wondering to know where to find info on what cities/states are doing curbside evictions for foreclosed houses, and where they are storing the belongings.

Specifical...

Your best bet is to review a self storage rental agreement, and work from that.