Timing wise there are plenty of low risk places to park the money that will earn you 4%-5% yield with liquidity while you strategize.

In my opinion, it's as lucrative as mobile home parks and easier to come by.I would love to connect with others that are investing in self storage facilities.

I'm a realtor/investor since 2017 based in Highland Park, between DTLA and Pasadena.

This is the person who ensures the implementation of the overall strategy of the business.In the mobile home park investing niche, I have found a near-limitless opportunity in underperforming parks.

We are trying to figure out a business to put in there, the one issue is there is not a whole bunch of parking on this street or at this property (could maybe fit 4 cars in the building lot, the street parking varies), and the nearest lot is about 700 ft away, across a busy-ish street that does not have a crosswalk on it.

While you can use the SBA program (504 or 7a) for certain real estate acquisitions - self storage, hotel and/or RV Park/campground properties (gets tricky), rentals would not work.

This home was behind my current 3 family home (I Live in ) it was the hoarders home in a great community and I could put parking on the lot - If you Live near the Jersey Shore you need many places to park How did you find this deal and how did you negotiate it?

Roof is 12 years old, he was looking to refinish the parking lot but just got a quote and it was for 7k more than he did last time so not sure if he is going to to that now.

Rehabbed the units and added more parking What was the outcome?

The south side had/has a meth problem......and this area around FS, Raymond, Barrington, Garfield park, etc was definitely not the area to be in