He said there are at least 2 other people living in same facility.

The day I can afford a park and or storage facility though ...I'll be so happy. 

You really need to research what is standard at other facilities.

Basically, if you have 2 homes on the neighborhood that get investigated several times of the year for illegal dumping, abandoned vehicles, vacant board orders, or high weeds/grass... it's probably a more distressed area.I also walk the street on Google Earth to ensure that I'm not across the street from a metal recycling facility, railroad tracks, waste water treatment center, landfill, trucking warehouse, etc.Another interesting look is to use Google Maps to find all of the Starbucks in town.

I had another client who owned self storage facilities and it was a similar story. 

Hey @Dave BakerI am not familiar with Colne Valley but that specific development looks very nice.If you are looking to rent, you'll certainly be paying a big premium price for an apartment in that development compared to our apartment in that area.If you want to stay in a place where you have good facilities, it is probably the place to be but not necessarily the best value for your money.It depends on your preferences and what you value most.I used to live in a similar development for many years in the south east side of London.

We renovated an old drug/rehab facility and turned it into 32 high-end micro-units. 

4) Laundry facility vendors?

Would  something of this size work as a senior living facilities?

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