Greetings Fellow BP Investors and Generally Amazing Peeps,I'm developing a plan to purchase a large-ish property (>half-acre) with a SFR already in place, and then add 2-5 RV pads with hookups, and possibly some self-storage to maximize profitability of the land, and enable my wife and I to live on-site in our RV while we do the rehab and development.I recently spoke with an RV park investor (shoutout to @Brandon Hobbs) who helped me flesh out a lot of areas, foremost of which was clarifying my exit strategy.

Additionally, 1 acre is undeveloped and has potential for an 8,000 SF warehouse or self storage to be built.

Fully leased triple net plus RV storage for bonus income. 4.0% fixed interest rate for 5 years. 72% LTV, 20 year amortization, with 20 year term and personal guarantee.

I am actually looking at RV storage.  

, parking access, laundry room, storage access, etc.The best way to run analyze these deals is to speak with a lender and Realtor to get mortgage estimates and comps.

There is an above storage space that we were thinking of building out a staircase to which would increase the size of the space significantly.

I own commercial/industrial, multifamily and self storage properties, some I own myself, some JV and some syndicated.

In this case, if the tenant generally paid on time, with something like a stroke, I would give him a month to see how it is going, if it seems that he may be able to return to the unit eventually.You can discuss with him, after he has had some time to go to rehab and see how recovery is going, if he is considering moving and if so, you can allow him to break the lease, or he can authorize someone else to  put his stuff in storage.  

Leveraging my architecture design and construction background to pursue value add multifamily and storage deals. 

Sounds like the basement wouldn't work as is, it might just serve as storage.