I am new to real estate investing and I am in the process of purchasing a self storage facility that has under 100 units.

If you need help with the process, feel free to message me.

This process will also shape your decisions, like, since you don't need cash flow now, you may want to invest in a growth market with very good appreciation potential in the future.

I built out our own in house systems and processes, we've automated a ton of the work, have an electrician and handyman who specialize in plumbing for each market with a primary and 1-2 backup cleaners.

Instead, the correct process is you acquire a property, increase NOI, then hopefully sell for a profit (when you go to sell, you’re still at the mercy of the prevailing market cap rate over which you have no control).

The process of getting loan approved was one of the most detailed (from documentation required) I’ve experienced thus far.

My question is how do I do this or what is the process and then secondly is this a good strategy for attracting and maintaining long term tenants. 

Was bringing $600 due to the work it needed but it will bring $1200 in rent once renovation is complete3rd house-$125k value 2/1 with separated apartment. needs $20k in renovation after the last tenant left and in the process of now.

I have a question regarding the process of turning a 4 unit into a 5 or 6 unit house by utilizing the unused 3rd floor.

Hello,I am currently in the process of building my first home (primary residence) I have plans to build an ADU on the property to start renting out.