It appears to have been owned by the same person for decades.

It appears my only options are: (a) need more capital personally; (b) live in an un-safe areas (property values are lower). - Does anyone have any successful stories in this area?

It also helps to appear more professional.

It appears that your project need to be turned over to a Title Attorney for resolution on a pending purchase through an Auction or otherwise.Here in Louisiana the Market is a lot softer for an investor.  

They seem to be mostly full.By the way, it appears that the tenants are not using the units for traditional "warehouse" roles, but mostly small business interests.

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I certainly hope that it is not as it appears and BP is canning accounts and removing posts like this?

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It appears to be so far, but I need more info.  

Bernie and others are "cashing in" on that by appearing to be anti-greed and anti-billionaire.You'll hear about it again next time that subject bubbles up to the surface.