BACKGROUNDI'm a former buy & holder moving forward and starting over after a downturn in personal circumstances,  in the planning stage of creating a note investing company for and by myself. 

I have experience in the SF bay area as a real estate photographer/furniture/design staging but zero experience with mobile home transactions, etc.

As of todays date we have 8 seperate properties all in various stages of the renovations.

Market is good and the home is staged with professional photos.

We knew the area the property was located in & it was located just 2 blocks away from the local elementary.

At this point; stage zero, I'm working on building my foundation to success.

Are you saying the 15% coc is after the refi stage of your BRRRR? 

I’m in the beginning/education stage of my real estate journey and looking for my first multi-family apartment deal.

Set up a keyword search for "self storage" and you will be notified anytime someone is talking about it in these forums (that's how I found this post;)...I've got a humble little blog here on BP called "All things self storage" that you might check out as an elementary primer.

Most people know that putting in hardwood/laminate flooring over carpets works out better, or that staging a house/professional photography is usually worth it.But for the BRRRR veterans out there, are there any little-known tips and tricks you've picked up along the way that others overlook or don't even know about that add value to your property?