Requirements, 10 x 20 bunker, "solid" door, water and humidity dry, temperature moderate or controlled.   

You may find a lender willing to warehouse the deal but those are very rare.

I manage about 100 units, a mix of Commercial, Multi-Family, Single Family, and Warehouse.

IG: @MattPriestJr I have properties that I rent by the room in King/Pierce/Snohomish Counties.Many pro tips.For heating, I use Nest Thermostat and "lock" the temperature on 68 degrees. 

The cap rates in those asset classes have already compressed and they are saturated with people looking to deploy active and passive income into.For over 10 years, I have been screaming from the mountain tops to invest in office, retail, industrial, land development, flex, warehouse, mixed use, restaurants and conversions.

Do you know what temperature the tenants have the heat at?

I have one contractor who is working on my Warehouse, I love him.

That can largely be avoided by planning ahead to keep it separate as possible,  and submeter or mitigate in other ways when not possible;  like apparently these days you can get programmable thermostats with a 'administrator' mode that will allow you to set a maximum temperature in case you end up sharing with a resident who likes to keep the house at 80 degrees with electric baseboard heat.   

This type of investment is often considered for its potential to generate steady rental income and  scale up an investment portfolio.Commercial Real Estate: Investing in commercial properties (like office buildings, retail spaces,      warehouses, etc.) often yields higher returns than residential properties.

$1,275 for a 3,000+ sqft. warehouse which is occupied by a machine shop in Saginaw, Michigan.