It's a pretty simple math problem to run.   20% down on 139,000 gives you a financed amount of $111,200.  

You can easily handle it with a single bank account and some simple bookkeeping practices.

It is a simple process and requires a different filing with the SEC.

Rather than perform tests to make life more expensive these simple steps will cure most issues.

then this is quite simple.

Also, title issues go well beyond simple chain of title.

@Derrick Wallace you know...you can have a simple side hustle producing income.

I am very data driven and I simply don't see Philly as an attractive destination unless you are -- local, hands on, DIY, don't have prop mgmt expenses, don't pay leasing commissions, get preferred rates from lenders, know a guy who does handyman work, etc. 

If you call someone from your local government (land use control board, planning, etc) they should either direct you to a website that has the published information or you could pick up a copy if the info isn't "flown" on the web.Most storage units I've appraised have been taxed as one parcel with the majority of properties being owned in fee simple.

Create a simple spreadsheet or written list to compare the features of each and identify the ones that align with your requirements.