Maybe that was the drug storage location...  

Is there room for extra storage such as a basement, if so, how much? 

This park is 90 Mobile Homes and 37 RV spaces with dry storage, all except 3 MHs are tenant owned and those 3 have notes attached that I am inheriting.

I wanted a sideyard big enough to store a large trailer and was about 14" off and now paying $50/mo for a storage unit.

You may have to share some of the profits but it is a much faster way to scale.Some other benefits are:1) You can spread your risk by investing in multiple deals, geographies and asset classes (Multifamily, self storage, etc.)2) You are gaining leverage by partnering with people who have got skills, relationships and time that you don’tGood luck!

Pivot to a less saturated space such as mobile home parks (I'm here), self-storage, mini-storage, note investing.

I am currently in the process of trying to buy an off market self storage property that is in a residential zone.

I'm new to the Pensacola area (I live in GB/Navarre) and I'm new to investing.

Hey everyone, I'm fairly new to real estate investing & have been researching lately trying to understand & analyze properties better & I stumbled upon this unique listing that caught my attention in CA:Commercial Building Storefront (retail building) + Opposite Side of the lot is a residential property 3 bdrms + 1 bath Year Built 1951 Price $219,000 est cap rate 10%-Total Lot Size 6,000 sq ft /Building sq ft 2,262 +/- Commercial Building 1,162 sq ft +/- /Residential 1,100 sq ft +/-* Lot stretches between two parallel streets, both properties are back to back (but not attached to each other) each facing a different street (Commercial Building)-has a showroom, back office, storage & bathroom complete w/shower.

I heard the talk on the show of making good profit off storage units.