Otherwise, the tenant may move the dogs indoors to avoid re-damaging the lawn, which would be far worse.

What are the other costs involved.The VERY rough numbers we have right now are:Land: 200kBuilding 50 units: 160kAverage rental for unit in area: about 100 to 120 a monthRight on a major HghwyRight across from a boat launch on a lakeUnits could be large enough for indoor and outdoor boat storage.What other questions or things should I consider here overall with storage units?

Cameras come in indoor and outdoor flavors. 

Chose this one that actually has a 14 day record, no cloud fees, and goes to Amazon cloud: https://www.amazon.com/Wyze-1080p-Indoor-Camera-Vi...Only downside is it stops recording after 12 seconds.

To give a taste of the building style: indoor lighting from reflected sunlight.

No storing of indoor furniture in the outdoors (common sense, but not always to tenants).

This was commercial and it was a bar, but they had to close the pool, they lasted about another year and it was closed, so in that environment, insurance was probably the demise of the business.Another commercial property has a pool and insurance is a bit of an issue but not much, it's an indoor pool and used for diving lessons with constant supervision, not an issue really.Motels and resorts get significantly hit on insurance for pools, some close the outdoor pools, many are not 8' anymore, like 6 or 4'.

I really don’t know much about this subject but when I bought s gun I was told by the dude there are two kinds of bullets.There are bullets that are made for self defense in the sense that if you shoot it indoors, it won’t go through walls and kill the neighbor.

A prime example is our 1 bedroom cabin with an indoor pool that we have with a management company.

turn overs with average not much damage run 1000 to 1500 each time little damage and that can escalate to 3 to 5k quickly. you know kicked in doors because the old man got mad at the old lady type of thing.