I can’t say lacking the ground is as safe as having it, but driving isn’t safe, nor is cooking etc in certain applications.

The company that I worked for had a couple of sober living facilities. 

The storage facility is under 20 units and has not been maintained in years.

What does this group recommend for a single tenant CRE (occupied since 1983 - not sure if by same medical facility/need to confirm )- that is a medical facility 2 years left on the lease. numbers look good, but I want to get thoughts on if a single tenant CRE is riskier than going for a strip mall with multiple tenants

You also have to consider your audience - what are the demographics of the area and what can you offer in addition to self storage in your facility to drive NOI?

I've run into a mom & pop storage facility and they are retired in upper 70's (age) and willing to sell, realizing they won't be around forever. 

The facility is in NC. 152 units

My main concern is how to find someone to be the boots on the ground at the facility if I am a few states away and managing remote.

Hello, I'm looking at investing in Assisted Living Facilities.

Houses with enough space to park a boat... larger patios with basic outdoor kitchens to clean and cook the days catch.