But if you're asking if the storage business is more "resistant" than other Commerical RE investments, then the answer is a resounding, "YES".

But you never know you could list with a good commerical broker and see what happens

it has no effect on residential real estate or the market that i can see.. what it DOES effect though is commerical downtown real estate were Rioters and looters are operating every night..

Also in Oregon its VERY VERY simple you either have a NMLS registartion and a state license or your not legal to lend in this state on ANY property that is 1 to 4 units.. 5 units and up no license  land no license.. commerical no license.. 

Thanks again for your input; I'll get started on expanding my commerical network. 

The minimum for this is $5,000.The list of liens that I selected from had many single family homes, some vacant land and some commerical property.

Insurance is also more expensive; the insurance company I use for my residential units (Liberty Mutual) doesn't write commerical policies, so I had to shop around for that.The offset is when I bought and rehabbed the building originally, it was much less expensive for those commercial units - no kitchen or rooms required, just a big open space and a bathroom.Hope that helps,Tom

I realize this is a pretty basic question, but its one that's kept me out of commerical because I don't know the answer.

Go talk to commerical real estate agents that are active in the area, and get their thoughts, they can give you an idea as to whether or not a project in that location is marketable, what rents would be, etc.

(buy-hold , flip properties , commerical , landlord , liens, notes , etc)Regardless , welcome