lots of broken picks in that space. 

* A bonus play would be purchasing a small commercial property with at least a 25 space lot in the aforementioned areas; the idea is to convert the lot into paid parking to force appreciation.

@Mattias GraffI would add to this two red flags that I've seen in the space...1.

I am 23 years old with a world of experience in the door-to-door space.

To my knowledge:Expected to be provided by landlord:- Stove/oven- Refrigerator- Dishwasher (if designated space is in rental for it)Not expected to be provided by landlord:- Washer- Dryer- MicrowaveLet me know BP!

You can't expense all your utilities, when you enjoy personal use of the space.

There is an extreme shortage of labor as well which means that companies will be fighting for available manpower (slim pickings) or recruiting elsewhere creating even more demand for housing/space.

Purchase price: $360,000 Cash invested: $26,000 Sale price: $1,325,000 Bloomfield Mini Storage was approximately 15K square feet with about 1600 of office space ad the remaining being typical drive up access self storage units.

We received the survey of our land/building and noticed that one of the parking spaces is about 75% on our property (see image above).

Partly this is why the market is where it is now... new money coming into the space that has little idea of what constitutes a good deal.