I'm in the process of developing my first RV park (full-time living) and RV storage facility from the ground up in the Austin area. 

(expensive--but why I'd test market it as is--partially furnished--remove what they don't want to a storage unit--but that's a business decision).While you are remodeling keep in mind, what if the heat goes out next winter do you have any plans to cover that, or if the sewers have a break in the line, and how much longer is the roof good for, what about the water heater (???)

They're using storage on the property thats not theirs to use as well.

On the other hand, if reduced vacancy won't impact income from those other sources (for example, storage that's only used by 5% of the tenants), you should probably not reduce income across the board.Does that make sense?

If you do, you could charge extra for storage.

I need a lease for storage use only on a commercial property.

These tend to make your website rank higher since they are in the Self-Storage business and know the key search words, can keep changing them and they are built to keep the website visitor on your page longer.

I'm from Fort Myers, and looking to invest specifically in self storage or multifamily properties in Lee County/SWFL.

I have appraised multiple old homes that had no closets in their bedrooms, since it was common to have smaller bedrooms, no closets, and free standing dressers/bureaus for storage.

I include a list of rules and a list of charges that could affect the security deposit with $ amounts if they cause any.One rule I have is: the basement is not living space, it is for storage only.