Here are the details: 1-acre lot with approximately 19,000 sq ft across 8 steel buildings. 151 storage units total.Built in 1986, new roofs and exterior paint in 2015Includes office with bathroom/sinkOn-site manager will likely stay on as an employeeSale includes additional .22 acre lot. 

In those places, it tends to make more financial sense to move into heavily shared housing, endure discomfort, and pay the minimum possible rent while saving up your money for your investments, especially if you find a way to live very near where you work in order to be able to minimize or eliminate transportation expenses, the second-largest expense of the American household.And then, there are most places, places not like the extremes in housing-cost cases that Steel Valley in Pennsylvania or Silicon Valley in California represent.

Just like slot machines.There is a senior, in particular that I am thinking of, in the building I live in.  

I just dump in a bunch of quarters in the slot, it works fine.

So alas my question is   Is it worth it to replace all the appliances with stainless steel to give the full makeover look?

And if you think replacing the granite makes sense, then go for that.I, personally, think that stainless steel is not only already outdated, but it's a pain to clean.  

It seems like everyone living in Colorado is issued a dog, so I just expect that has taken the +1 slot so I do not add that in.

Anything made of steel always has value.

Also an allen slot on the bottom can unjam it.

Just before the new rent went into effect, I bought the tenants new stainless steel kitchen appliances.