However if you aren't from the area and are not intimately familiar with it, it's harder for you to find good deals.As a New Yorker, I can certainly relate to this frustration!

It is by far the best pull, TV coming in second..Here is a classified ad I run and I typically run two at a time with two different messages including different telephone numbers.The other Ad is placed upside down..Here is a Magazine ad I run in the Realtors magazines... there are only 6 pages to place your ad on which produce results.

I would recommend two magazine's.

@David MaAs a fellow New Yorker myself, I would hands down invest out of state before purchasing here. 

We own several facilities and my favorite resources are.....Inside Self Storage-they have a magazine subscription, a nice and informative website, and they do a major trade show in Vegas once a year.Texas Self Storage Association-look and see if your State has an association.

Hi everyone,I read a lot of books about real estate, business, etc but I am looking to add magazines, newspapers, or other periodical information into my reading regimen.

I also welcome any information regarding reading materials, videos, magazines and any other resources that you recommend that I consider.

(iii) A limited liability company in which at least one member is a corporation.Even this article in Realtor Magazine quotes the President of the California Association of Realtors as saying that single family homes are exempt: https://magazine.realtor/daily-news/2019/09/12/california-s-new-rent-control-law-alarms-industry

I recommend looking at past editions of the AOA (Apartment Owners Association) magazine on their website:http://aoausa.com/magazine/index.phpYou can scroll down, on the right side they have archived past magazines you can read.AOA is very informative about CA landlord tenant laws, and changes to the laws, but it will be limited to whatever they write their articles about that month. 

I just found this website from some real estate investor magazine.