Disclosure: I am not a CPA, but my wife is.

There are a lot that will want to see your HUD-1s and closing disclosures to prove the numbers you give them as results.

If not, others at Radius will.FULL DISCLOSURE - I have no relationship with Jeff or Radius other than sending borrowers to him. 

This is stated in the sellers disclosure which was not sent to me by my agent (by mistake).

It's a solid stable market, solid B class properties and you can expect returns in the 8% cap range from most of the turnkey providers in this market (disclosure: we are one of them).

Full disclosure, my day job is brokering self storage, but I'm also working to purchase a self storage facility as an investment, because the numbers are so solid.

Quote from @Alan Asriants: Just as important: full disclosure.

@Robert Shedden Listen to @Ashish Acharya and go talk to your attorney (that's the short answer.)Longer answer...get ready, this is going to get rough :)  Disclosure: I am NOT an attorney...I AM a business owner with TWO C-Corps, 1 LLC with S Corp Election, 4 operational property LLCs each with about 3 million in real estate in them and 1 "master" LLC that owns those property LLCs that is a partnership SPECIFICALLY so I could get all that flipping revenue off my personal tax return and into a K1...so I appreciate and respect your brain hustle in thinking about this stuff!

Hey, I'm a CPA and this is my quick answer (with a disclosure: this isn't legal advice at all - I'm just telling you what I and others have been doing):I've bought properties under my own name with a mortgage.

The tenant did sign a lead disclosure form but I would like to get ahead of this if it is going to be a problem.