@Oleg BrownLoopnet and CoStar are great internet sources.!

Congratulations, you have found one of the most valuable free resources on the internet for real estate investors new and old.

For me, the project was mostly to boost my homes resale value as I will probably move to a different school district once my daughter gets to middle school age as the assigned middle school is not very high rated..If I rent it out, I will be asking for $700 which includes internet, cable, electric and water..

You can piece this together through perusing the internet, subscribing & reading posts or blogs from Inside Self Storage, the national & your state Self Storage Association, & other knowledgeable experts, and so forth.  

Depending on when it was sold, you can either endorse it on the back or execute an assignment via any form you find on the Internet. 

Then scour the internet for leases around the country and look for important clauses that yours is missing.

But now I'm successful entrepreneur using sales arbitrage to sell shoes on the internet.

In fact, Zillow, Trulia, Redfin, Realtor and every other internet portal does too.It's like saying that you don't have to use the interstate highway system to drive from Watertown to San Diego. 

I'm looking at out of state properties so I often try and use the internet to get a feel before going to visit somewhere, but nothing is better than just visiting an area.

Can I do it myself by downloading a document off the internet?