Yes because for private lenders (let's categorize this group of lenders as small, local businesses, not national lending firms that try and hold hostage the term "private", and without access to 2nd-ary market capital, nor warehouse LOC's).

Non-dwelling buildings, including warehouses & parking garages, see varied demand trends, with warehouses thriving in the e-commerce era and parking garages facing reduced demand due to the prevalence of ride-sharing services.

Jared Lillard I contacted Renters Warehouse and they are great about giving me the information.

I also have a small warehouse that I keep stocked with extra washers, dryers, refridgerators, hot water tanks and other things I buy at estate auctions for about 1/5 the price of a new appliance. 

I have no basis or expertise on commercial rentals but I did work for an investor that had many properties he sold off and went industrial/service type warehouses in high growth areas like I35 close to Austin/SA a few years back.

Pick the ones that are more traditional storage, not warehouses. 

I’d recommend staying away from Renters Warehouse here in Denver.

Chicago has had two consecutive years with temperatures below freezing from just after New Years until April.We've had mild summers lately, but you also cannot evict in summer heat.IL is a state where we have people known as "professional tenants": they pay first and last month's rent, and never pay again.

(we have single family homes and mini-warehouse units)Thanks!

They come with moisture and temperature sensors. +- $90 a piece.