Fancy reports with graphs and promises that supposed to mean improved traffic and ranking?

While you might find someone who would stay there, it might not be the tenant you want.While people hate how much things cost, I feel most people aren't ready to up end their lives and go back to dorm/ communal living.

Once we shelled out the money we were trying to save to jump on a plane and spend thousands of dollars to get in the market, we were able to make the right decision and actually find a deal, which turned out not to be anything we fancied online.   

I only work with investors, and own an independent insurance agency...so, I like to fancy myself an expert in this area :)

Then you turn the bedrooms into dorm rooms with a common living room and kitchen.

My exit strategy for every property I buy is a REFINANCE, which is just a fancy term for "getting a new loan."

Rapid cash-value buildup' is a fancy way of saying 'large influxes of cash from you, the insured, over a long, sustainable period of time'.  

Also, when dealing with renters, most don't care if you have fancy yards, nice appliances, etc in my opinion, cheaper rent wins out almost every time. 

I just haul it to the dump and tell them to sue me if they don't like it.. because I have all my fancy trusts series LLC and other asset protection set up so no one can get a judgement from me anyway.I would think there is not enough storage units to go around if every actually stored this junk.. and or this is a nichestart a haul off storage for landlords and PMs  one call does it all.. haul it to your storage charge the landlord the haul off and the storage.. that seems like a nice additional profit center for an enterprising PM company .. and your just following the letter of the law which as a broker you probably have to do .. me I don't care I can hold my own against a dead beat tenant..   

It all adds up real quick.This is why you see them build a big fancy Hilton or something, then in just a few years they sell it to a cheaper hotel brand, and then again, and again, until it becomes a slum.