There were also no records of any people storing units on the site.

I would take a couple days and go down there (preferably with a friend...rent a U-Haul truck and go get furniture from thrift stores, antiques stores, and even buy some new stuff.

A good tip is to reach out to contractors, visit local supply stores, and check out online resources for cost ranges.

I have my boat on the pea gravel area which is on the corner of my multi-family property.

Hi John, I actually do invest in the Scranton area in the Greenridge corners close by Marywood University.  

We were under contract for another place and walked away because of a 2" drop in the house in one corner caused by the foundation not going below grade and the owners not willing to do anything.

Your tenant is experiencing life on earth and it shouldn't be a shock that the corners of the world are not all rounded and soft and warm to the touch.

edit: you can store your coins offline too in case the net goes down for a bit. 

If you have a multi, I usually recommend not allowing tenants to store items in the basement.

I have a lot in East Rockaway, corner that I am helping the owner find a buyer...Trying to get more info on like zoning and how much you can build, Property shark has been useful in NYC but pretty useless in Long Island, can not even find basic info there, is there another website or resource I can use for more detailed property info?