I was about to sign a contract for my first ever offer on a Florida rental when I read the last line of the offer contract saying "Buyer to pay ____ (brokerage name)___ $345 fee at Close"When asked, agent said it was for storage/document fees, and very standard across all firms.

I love a fresh "go get 'em" type of post in the morning!

Looks great, adds storage space, for a lot less than a cabinet, countertop, backsplash, etc.

The dining room in the next room is huge, bright, and doesn't need anything but a fresh coat of paint and the floor refinished.

In addition, I have my own storage of excess renovation items that I can donate, trade or sell.

@Timothy Wilhoite owner financing self storage is no different really than owner financing any kind of real estate and/or some businesses that include the real estate.

Does anyone have any insight into self storage in Pueblo?

In the back of the property we have an old garage that we'd like to turn into a 2 unit storage building for our tenants.

I’m looking to gain exposure and learn as much as possible. 

So I have at least a month to make a final decision.Purchase price negotiated - $300KCurrent Monthly Income - $8200 28 units in total, broken down below:20 Trailer Pads - 17 Trailers currently on the property (landlord owns all trailers, and leases them to tenants)4 free standing cabins3 unit apartment 1 single family home - landlord does not charge rent to the tenants, as they are the onsite "management" who help collect rents, do minor maintenance repairs, etc1 storage building on siteThe current rents range from 325-475 with tenant paid electric and gas, and I believe that many of existing tenants are on government assistance (not section 8).