When I ran the numbers it seemed like the equipment would last around 20 years and the payoff was 10-12 years.

The culture is a bit different there and perhaps why you don't see too much self storage.

Fun Fact: a month ago my buyer made an offer on a home that I knew right of the back was overpriced when I showed it. this was before I ran back to do a CMA.

I found a property that could be a potential great deal, I ran my numbers through the BRRR calculator and the numbers look great HOWEVER, I would like a second opinion.

I ran an add in the nickel and am getting an average of 5 callers a day.

I ran the numbers based on 50k each for hook up and transporting.

I love where I'm at the training and culture are both great for me what where I want to go with my business.

Obviously I ran out of time to deliver certified letter to tenants requesting that they pay me and not her.

The real estate has been good to us, and to give you an idea, I'm going to be applying for a continuing education course in refrigeration so I definitely see value in that - however in my case I see specific value to use the knowledge that I'll gain for my (and my family's) own purposes, given that we already have a rental portfolio and some AC needs in the docket.I think there's a challenge in finding meaningful career opportunities within the trades for many, many people - as the training and cultural environments within most 'service businesses' such as an HVAC, electrical, plumbing, etc can be desolate and make certain folks turn to the 'dark side' of business. 

I have a big long list of things that I ran into with financing and contact another bank.