I dunno if I'd pay the fee and drink the Kool Aid. 

The land belongs to a partnership, and the (or at least a) main guy in the partnership died a couple of years ago at age 90.

In the process of using a quitclaim deed to put it under an LLC and empty the property of personal belongings. 

When they come back, you give them one day to remove their belongings or it all goes to the landfill.

Stop hanging out with your deadbeat buddies that spend all day drinking, talking sports, and otherwise wasting away.

again, they need to get off the internet, no clue what they are doingl ITS THE SAME EXACT way as renting to anyone, just more paperwork,All the best  There are people drinking tons of kool-aid from all these online gurus.

We have had one break in in the three years I have owned the facility and it was a hassle and headache but from a legal standpoint, I have no legal liability for the customers' belongings.  

I have a clause that authorizes me to contact that person in case of "death, incapacitation, or incarceration" and work with that individual to coordinate removal of belongings, payment of rent, or even a refund of deposit.When someone dies alone, there is always a police investigation to ensure no foul play.

If the washer you provide leaks and ruins the tenant's property then you will be responsible to repair or replace their belongings. 

Hi all,New to BP and been drinking from a firehose--podcasts, books, consistent conversation with local realtor helping to find a property (connected before finding BP).