Lodger has verbally agreed to surrender premises (mailed back keys from jail) and but stated since has no living family members available, requested his security deposit back and month to month storage of personal property (passport, social security card, US Army Veteran Honorable Discharge paper, about 5 suitcases of clothing and a couple milkcrate size boxes of misc personal belongings, that's it).

I have sincerely tried begging, but it means a storage unit and no place for kids to stay 3 nights a week.

On the way home I listened to podcast 139 and heard Fat Tony say something that's been on my mind for a few days; "I'm a business man, not a handyman."

The original developers who bought the land and started the whole thing got a big fat goose egg and a lot of grief dealing with initial land buying stages and development.The LLC, umbrella insurance, etc. are just tools.

Anybody out there i can connect with regarding Storage units?

I also like that big fat check I get when I sell the house...

Not enough fat to be worth your time more than likely.3)Financing-- You stat you are 90% sure you can get bank financing without a functional septic and 100K of repairs? 

The house that I am looking to buy its across the street from where I live and the owner is willing to give me all the tax receipt and right now they are using the house for storage.

in KC.I am looking to get into apartment complexes, mobile home parks, maybe even some self-storage/other type of thing close to or in Kansas City; will consider Lawrence, Topeka, and Manhattan too.  

Basically I will keep his stuff until he pays me a storage fee of $50 a month.