The building is a 6000 sq ft warehouse that is gutted from head to toe no electricity, plumbing, heating/cooling etc.

I hope to purchase an office/warehouse and operate all three businesses in a office/warehouse some day.

Two different factors-- marketing agencies and breweries-- which are renovating old, historic warehouses in older blue-collar neighborhoods, and pulling in an older, more established 'Yuppie' group.

Also could be good to call a few other managers to get a 2nd opinion on the speed of temperature of the market.

I am an audio engineer/warehouse manager for a local audio production company, and I have absolutely no knowledge of real estate investing :) I joined Bigger Pockets because it seemed like a good source of information and education.

We found a dishwasher at our local Restore/Habitat For Humanity warehouse -it still had the plastic lining on it and is still being sold in stores for over $800 but we paid $150.

The city has a ton of upside st the moment with the prospect of the train coming down.Other significant factors are the new mayors fiscal focus on improving the budget and the investments the city is making in the new high school, new streets, the Amazon warehouse, SouthCoast market place as well as the new casino in Tiverton just to name a few.The important thing to remember when investing here is getting a great property manager.

Is it zoned warehouse, which I assume is what you would need to do self-storage? 

Secondly, go and talk to the local realtors and ask what the market temperature is.If you are borrowing money to do the deal then you have to factor in the extended period of time before you sell it and how much extra interest that will cost you and reduce your profits.Finally, I use realtytrac to evaluate potential deals, but for comps I find zillow is best.

Has anyone been successful with procuring warehouse lines of credit for SFR builds lately?