There's no such thing as a "natural store of value".

Once everything became normal, I returned the space heaters to store as I didn't want to store them.

One of them here in Kansas City has a much bigger store than the rest, so they stock a lot more doors and windows. 

Rewey  I have a client here in PDX that is a big Toyota dealers I think they have 3 stores and they are HUGE sub prime auto note buyers I mean BIG probably one of the largest on the west coast if not the US.. and we where in a meeting on something else when I asked him how the heck to you take this riskI mean folks can just drive off with the car.. and he explain how it works.Now in the deep south in Jackson MS when I was down there I would also see these used car dealers with the 100 down 100 a month..

So it's been a bit exciting for me to see what's in store for my community, the market that it's in and opportunities that can happen.A couple tips I learned over the years to figure out the market/community I'm involved in South Jersey:Attending SoPro Professional Networking Events.

Lastly, you could rent and store cash reserves for a larger down payment, and this will reduce your DTI ratio.

They built a new small strip store with a Tim Hortons directly across from Tesla. 

.- Lease out the store front half of the lower level to retail or something similar (not a priority since the apartments and storage alone will cash-flow the deal)Operating Expenses: ~$11000 (high estimate)NOI: $26350.00Debt Expense: $18914Cash Flow before taxes: $7438.00Taxable NOI: $4425I’m not looking to pay myself anything, as I’d just like to hold this as long as possible for my kids and to learn as much as possible for my next deal.

So if they're late on a store card to Macy's we try to be understanding. 

Throw a LED bulb in there. look for someone storing a car or similar.