You can reach out to your local (state) Self Storage Association, peruse topics on You Tube, and certainly many, many forums here on Biggerpockets with quality folks & quality content.Regardless, of how you piece your learning together, everything (soup to nuts) for an Acquisition is either FINDING a lead, EVALUATING to determine if it's a deal, now you're in the PURCHASING phase, and after you close, now it's all about MANAGING.If you think that at times it makes more sense to build than to buy, then you'll want to learn about Development & Conversions.  

I’m going to start moving my pieces into play tomorrow. 

Some background: My husband and I closed on a piece of land in the City of Spartanburg in July with our LLC.

@Scott Scoville  Not a wholesaler but two pieces of advice.

Although each cell of a Series LLC can own distinct assets, incur separate liabilities, and have different managers and members, a Series LLC may be able to pay a single set of annual state fees and may be able to file one income tax return each year.

If it is priced right, and each year they increase the rent, you should be able to make back that fee in both money and piece of mind.

I think a step-by-step video for beginners would be useful so that they know how to interpret all the data they put out and why each piece of information is important and useful.

Most of them do not really analyze your piece of property. 

A three-piece suit?

but there are missing pieces of information that would make this a great or not-so-great idea, like your skill set, the amount of time you can dedicate to RE weekly..