I'd like to think that brokers at that level would be working directly with some of these guys who have transacted with them before, making it even more difficult to shoe yourself in.

I have a small, 6,400 sqft storage facility that the current owner is using for his personal goods.

Not sure if it's kosher on BP or not, but I thought it would be beneficial for me and anyone else in my shoes to put together a mastermind group to explore development, the process, funding, and everything that goes along with it.

The other shoe is certain to drop at some point and we'll see vacancy, concessions and bad debt play an increasing role. 

@Brian Ellwood For me right now it's trying to build a network with access to private capital on one end, and on the other investing in larger, professionally managed assets (hotels, MHP's, storage, apartments) to build out a portfolio. 

I got divorced 10 years ago so basically had to restart my life on a shoe string.

My question is, what kind of property would make me the most money in the long term, a housing unit or storage units? 

Personally I have dealt with "shoe-box-accounting" landlords before with the most unprofessional organization of paperwork, this is not that, without a doubt.

And I’ve been looking at investing to multi family homes but also self storage units.

Would you sell it if you were in my shoe?