@Scott Weaner  I don't know if PSE&G offers their worry free service down there however I can tell you that I'm a fan of utilizing it for my rentals.  

The storms can be intense and frequent in the summer. 

It's actually a living document so I frequently update it.

If I was local to it and could verify things frequently with my own eyes I'd consider an arrangement like that. 

I also gave my tenant a high velocity fan to help dry the walls.Today, 12/5/20 the the ceiling is leaking worst and the falling down now.

Good day, as a contractor who gets approached quite frequently to participate in these type of loans by my own clients, please take into consideration that you need to pay taxes on your return.

If you like, you can certainly go to my site or google 7 search the internet to see what I or others (including Inside Self Storage, Self Storage Association, & other articles say about it) at least to give you a preliminary idea as to what will need to happen so you have a decent idea and can therefore build upon that foundation.I'm a big fan of "aces in their places" , so if you don't have much experience in Self Storage Management why would you want your multi-million dollar facility in the day-to-day hands of a newbie?

We frequently provide value to the forum by answering questions and posting updates to the tax laws they relate to real estate.

You need someone to take a chance on you, which is not always so easy. there is always hard money loans, but I'm personally not a fan to recommend this approach.

@John Underwood, I've considered it, and I do have some local people, but the cleaning coordination is a real bear, especially given the remoteness of the location and frequent back-to-back turnover.