I have looked at a few "coaching" programs but so far they want $3k--which I would pay if I KNEW they are going to deliver hands on training but then...they typically try to sell me on passive investing in their current projects or buying a turnkey.

Training tenants upon move-in is huge.  

If you are the owner of a company and have a deal going bad, your role should be to be communicating to investors not selling some training program or selling your other deals.

Seminars and training--one thing you might do is ask to be a volunteer. 

It might take some time, but I'll go through each one individually at some point.I just usually end up downloading the podcast and listening on the train so I don't have to worry about losing reception. 

Please use the Self Storage services and training centers as much as possible. 

The other was day after the sale.So that's the problem with a lot of the trainings....they'll tell you that you can make these huge % penalties, but they don't tell you that almost no one ever pays that.Also I'm guessing in lien states, many of the liens are pretty small initially, so have more potential to get paid off. 

These are professionals with additional training and a stricter code of ethics.

Hey Chris, I definitely see your train of thought on removing the ancient door buzzer system.

On Monday this week I hosted my first Zoom training on Underwriting and it was a success!