Wholesalers are largely hit-or-miss, but you would best be served to find your own deals in this current climate.

I've also seen good use of older warehouses being converted into climate controlled mini storage.

I am focusing on smaller infill projects right now as anything large has too much risk in this current climate.

At our facility, we have units that rent from $150-400+/month, so it varies significantly depending on the size and climate-controlled vs non-climate controlled.

No matter how you feel on climate change, lenders not providing mortgages in certain areas will impact our industry.  

Depending on the lender and the lending climate at the time you ask, you will get different answers.

If it had limited buildable land, high new construction cost, historically outstanding appreciation, great climate, cultural diversity then that would be bonus (but then it would be San Diego).Good luck

In this day and age and with the current political climate, you have to tread lightly.

We have some bad weather coming and we have only one generator between five single family homes we own. It’s also going to get very cold here next week. While the tenants may be responsible for lodging if need be, I a...

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