Let's look at the law.Telephone Consumer Protection Act Of 1991 (or commonly referred to as the TCPA)While mass texting is by no means illegal, it is heavily restricted.

Not a lot of information on it as there aren't many consumer protections out there for "protecting yourself." 

Otherwise they're just handing over a $1M property to you and if you default, they have to foreclose which is time consuming and expensive.If the seller does have a mortgage, then it's far more complicated and more of a "Subject 2" scenario where you're not taking title but making payments. 

Separating the utilites for electric, gas and water for each building to their own individual meters was quite the undertaking and more expense and time consuming than expected.

I currently own and self manage 16 single family rentals, and while it hasn't been to difficult or time consuming, I intend to continue to grow my portfolio and can see a need to hand of many of the tasks I currently oversee.

I used it for a 30K rehab, cash was fast and the interest rate was reasonable. those are 2 options you could consider (I don't work for or have any affiliation SunTrust bank, simply a happy consumer)

I did all the work myself, which was very time consuming.

Since then, I have become obsessed with studying/executing REI and I continue to consume information with every bit of my free time.

I've been consuming as much content as possible and have a goal for 3 properties this year.

Self storage is really for consumers, not business storage