You'll quickly build up an awesome network of local investors to help you with all your everyday needs.Otherwise, when you have a sec, definitely be sure to upload a personal profile pic to help others better connect with you here.See you around!

Such a project would be a HUGE undertaking for the most experienced of developers, (Donald Bren, Donald Trump, etc. could easily manage it) and in looking at your profile, I don't see where you have done anything near that size.

What all the guys you mentioned have figured out is that the more you give back here, the more you get.Please do consider uploading a personal profile pic so we can better get to know you, and we'll look forward to learning more about you as you become more involved in the community.

Your Profile says Baldwinsville, New York, yet the post says metro Detroit.

We've got plenty of Self-Storage investors here on BP . . . dig around and you'll find them.Otherwise, I definitely recommend filling in your profile a little bit.

Thanks for the intro and for filling in your profile.

I can prove that with proper rehabbing and comps that these will generate cash flow (my strategy is long term accumulation and rent, not flipping), and do not feel that my credit profile would restrict the total amount to be considered, but would any seasoned veterans here have any tips or strategies to offer other than just putting the straight numbers on the application?

I know my profile isn't complete but I'm working on it!

Huggy Baird, try putting a link to your blog in your signature and profile....but even more important than that, I've found it also helps if you get involved in this forum on a regular and ongoing basis.

Also - be sure to upload a picture to your profile, and set up some Keyword Alerts for topics that you want to be kept in the loop about, like "wholesaling," "yellow letter" or your city name.