Require them to rent a storage unit to store the majority of their possessions so it’s an easy move out for them, just let them have the bare necessities. 

Currently looking at a Class B self storage facility in NJ. 

We invest in apartment buildings and self storage so this apartment building folds right into our portfolio.

We invest in apartment buildings and self storage so this apartment building folds right into our portfolio.How did you find this deal and how did you negotiate it?

Buy with a garage and charge them $200-300 more since they have covered storage and its protected.

But as I think more and more about it, I feel like I may be limiting myself to my options and opportunities because I’ve always had this assumption with myself that I am going to stay in Salt Lake City indefinitely.I also travel quite a bit for work (when it’s not a pandemic), so my living situation has mostly acted as a base/storage unit for the past few years.

I'll give some of my findings below if you're interested.Here is the Good & the BadTHE GOOD:- 60 Acres- around 200 sites- Was 80% full at one time- Paved roads (decent shape)- Good location in relation to City of Selma- Self Storage on site with 26 units (18 large & 8 small)THE BAD:The park is in rough shape. 

We would rather eliminate the garage storage issue, turn it into two bedrooms and increase the rent accordingly.

He is unable to send large (100-500 GB high-resolution image files) to his clients.

.- Adding value to the property by adding amenities (laundry, storage, ADU, etc).- Gaining 3 forms of experience as a house-hacker that will help you scale your portfolio in the future. 1. acquisition experience 2. project management experience 3. property management experience.Best of luck to you moving forward!