Where I'm from people speculated and rush to purchase in Long Island City once they heard that a certain company was coming, we all know what happen some investors learned valuable lessons about Speculating instead of buying right!!!!

Here's the general guide: if you provide it, you maintain it.

Welcome to BP @Justin Schreiner This is a great place to start and find a lot of valuable information.

To answer your question, 93% is a good indicator of the number of accounts that should be current and in good standing.Please note that Minico puts out a guide to underwriting self storage every year with industry norms across the nation on all of the expense categories.I hope this helps.

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Etc.If you're interested in learning more about the project you might have on your hands, I recommend The Classic Hewn-Log House: A Step-by-Step Guide to Building and Restoring by Charles McRaven.

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Nothing is more valuable than knowledge, and that is exactly what I am seeking.

So tonight I started in on How to Invest in Real Estate the ultimate beginners guide.

There are many articles,podcast to help guide you in this decision.