full disclosure: I worked for 15 years in the investment management industry (ex BlackRock) and have invested in real estate for the past 20 years, now full time.Despite what responses you’ve been given on here (most are from those who have no experience in finance), investment decisions are yours to make alone, and they have absolutely to do with your specific investment goals and the available investments you have available to you.You should ask yourself: “what specially do I want to achieve financially in my life?”

Some landlords are horrible and paint a bad picture as well and since people don't scream from the rooftops they have the #1 landlord who is the fairest, best priced, and an all around great person, these bad ones are the landlords that get highlighted. 

Open floor plan, roof top deck, loft, office.

The cap rate (like with quite a few things in finance) is an imprecise variable so there isn't a one-size-fit-all universal cap rate for any area.

Know your natural you will assist you in communicating properly with others and help you understand why you do what you do.12 - infinity.

Inflation over the long term and Buzz Lightyear say prices are going To Infinity and Beyond!

Otherwise, you're going to be looking at something in finance, being an agent/broker, working at a property management company or for a developer.

@Gavin Beard - I am also 24 and in the storage game…I graduated from college with a degree in finance and although I did learn some things, I learned WAY more from mentors/people in the business.

I never worked in tech but my main career was in finance and logistics at large corporations so I have good understanding of the corp world. 

So that's an option but I'm neck deep in finals right now and it will have to wait till January at the earliest.