There was a wide swing in rates even when a number of them were in the same condo complex.  

If you did not pay for a policy, I recommend you hire a good real estate attorney, the solution may be a simple as an ejectment action or, depending on the specific facts, the solution may be more complex. 

You cannot mold a complex skillset to your comfort level.

I’m a local flipper, and I own a couple smaller complexes.

I actually even mentioned to her that she should look into a 55 and up complex.

I am considering a small complex with less than 70 storage units probably to start off with. 

This is a very complex question, impossible to answer here.

As a noob I didn't understand the complexities, and nuances - I technically didn't buy a Turnkey, it was more of rental resale.

The upside is you can charge a higher % of rents to manage the unit and it will expand you market share because MOST PM"s do not do rent by the room given the additional complexity and extra work.

Basically interviewing the coaches while I was at the meetups  Through the guidance of the program I joined, in 12 months I syndicated 3 large apartment complexes (139, 260, and 170).