A yes-or-no questionIn this place known for its breakneck expansion and the new nickname “Silicon Desert,” eviction is its own thriving economy.Evictions make work for attorneys, for locksmiths, for self-storage centers, for moving companies and for government staff.

I currently own a portfolio of self storage facilities in my county but I'd like to invest outside of my area.

That's how I find my storage facility, which is my best investment ever.Congratulations!

I bet you could quickly get an idea about financing, insuring, and feasibility from them.

I think its definitely feasible to manage yourself if you just have the one property, it may be slightly more difficult from out of state but you can definitely still make it work.

Are there elevated general or tax related cost or complexity to structuring this way, that would make it non feasible for someone just starting? 

Curious if anyone has experience investing in any storage facility syndication with Spartan and if they would recommend them?

- **Selling**: If refinancing isn’t feasible due to cash flow or repair issues, selling the property could be an option.

In my case, I have residential rentals in one LLC, commercial properties in another, self storage in a third, and my real estate company operates in a fourth.

It was a self-storage property in a small town in Central Illinois with a recently underway residential development adjacent to the property, so lot's of upside.