She was falsely advertising the place as having two apartments that were move-in ready (we had too gut the whole place), and the porch work being nearly done (we had to tear it down and re-pour the cement).

The fence was discarded in a big pile on my side of the block wall.When the foundation was poured, they emptied the remaining cement and cleaned out the trucks on my lot.As they worked on the wall, they dug a trench and piled the dirt on my side.  

Not sure how large of a metro area you are in but in larger areas there are medical brokers who specialize in doctors and dentists of all sorts.  

This inexpensive gift may pay dividends later when you or your tenants have to pile your bins a mile high to get rid of waste/debris or ignore that block of cement in your trash can..Apparently, these are the most important people in my real estate life..

Suppose I have $1,000,000 loaned to a dentist to finance his medical equipment (decent credit background).

You may also find that someone in town (friend, family, doctor, dentist) has a pension fund or 401(k) they can fund your project with.

It sucks to have to go sit in that dentist chair but it is going to hurt worse if i put it off for longer.

I just had another unit turn over, two dentists making well over half a mil a year.

Sounds like cement board or durock.

I don't mind small if it runs itself.Does anyone know what to budget per sq ft for a cement block storage unit?