Hi,I have begun the process of applying to banks for a business loan on a storage unit property.  

I have done a few transactions like that personally in both the residential space but primarily in the self storage space.

@Wayne,That would only be true if the system is continuously circulating from the hot water storage tank.  

I am particularly interested in acquiring self storage facilities in the state of Florida.  

Change to another use, i.e. self storage, vehicle storage, boat and RV storage, etc.

Full-timers want more storage, will start to accumulate plants, outdoor furniture and anything else you will let them keep around their RVs.  

But a great benefit to this one is that there is a very large attached warehouse (not garage) that will work very well for storage of materials for this property as well as other properties I hope to find in the coming years.

All of them have rather old, outdated kitchens - chipped, broken linoleum tile, 70's style cabinets with minimal storage space, and older appliances.

While, for me, ample storage availability was never enough and always at a premium...I have to admit a wine rack as part of the cabinets would have really stuck out in my mind because it is so unusual. 

----CURRENT PROPERTY INFORMATION--****PROPERTY IS LOCATED ONE BLOCK FROM PRIVATE UNIVERSITYProperty built in 1935 (BRICK)4 two bedroom one bath units1 one bedroom unit in basement which is a legal unit (due to age) though no egress windows are presentLaundry area in basement containing 2 washers, 2 dryers4 lockable Storage units in Basement4 car garageCondition: (based upon my knowledge of property, haven't inspected as of yet)GARAGE ROOF: has many layers and though doesn't appear to leak as of yet, it is in need of replacing.BUILDING ROOF: appears to have two or more layers on it, and does not leak, though it will eventually need replacedWINDOWS: 26 windows, mostly crank out old style with small panes.