However my original post was using these to hedge against inflation as a temporary place to transfer your money into while another 9 trillion is pumped into circulation which will inflate the price of everything.I believe that we should see the real recession coming at the start of 2021 as more people are unable to keep up with living expenses as salaries remain the same.

So now I can see the possible problems with 1 meter.  

I agree with @Ray Schumacher, it sounds more like an oil tank if it's metal and you would need to see the paperwork.

My question is for those who wish to answer is am I working with somewhat of a deal and what questions should I ask next to move forward maybe jv so I can see the ropes?

I don't think we are going to see the fully economic picture until later summer/fall.

I see the typical fee listed, must be a high interest rate.They do pull credit (soft pull) so you have to qualify for the loan.People making good money doing short term rentals should be putting back reserves to weather a couple months with reduced or no income.

You can check out this website to see the income levels for the area you're interested in.

A roof is one of those expenses you love and hate because it cost so much but not like you going to see the instant gains in the rental income; as a tenant not going to pay extra for a roof that expect should already be in good condition.

You'll likely see the same lenders over and over again and might be a good place to call.

You will not see the money again.