To top it all off, they exaggerate the deal's value and hardly ever worry about the consumer.

I have never even rented storage as a consumer, so I have not even seen one in person, just on TV lol

Now you have a bunch of rental properties, generating you a modest income, and gaining equity through appreciation (probably) and mortgage pay-down.If the house you built has no mortgage, I'd do the same with that.Now, you may be one of those people who just doesn't like debt or feels better having none.

I think both may be tough and very time consuming.

I sent you a PM with some more detail - but there's really two schools of thought 1) - Low initial price (10-15%) and owner pays for everything.2) Higher all in price - (25-35%) - but you cover payment processing, consumables, photo/listing setup, pass through maintenance work, remote lock service, welcome books, etc etc etc.

We would start with my modest portfolio but immediately work on outreach/marketing as to expand our reach and service additional units/properties.

I have considered renting a trailer instead (city does not restrict who I rent trailers from), but the extra effort would more than consume any savings.I suspect you are stuck with the one trash provider.  

This was a simple and inexpensive investment that now can be held for a modest monthly profit.

There are plenty of great options out there at the moment, and while I'm interested in creating a modest monthly income stream, I'm even more interested in appreciation due to its wealth-building potential.

IT HAS A BUNCH OF VIDEOS That Is time consuming with note takingTHIS IS THE RESULTS OF MY REFUND From Janie.....Hi there's no refunds it's stated on the website the only thing I can do is can exchange for another program.