I tried to raise capital for those..

I might have been talking about the family room which is lower than the rest of the house and the floor and ceiling needs to be raised, I'll defiantly let you know as soon as I get contractor in

You could raise the capital if you need cash, hire a professional GC to do the rehab and a local PM company to manage the property.

Do you typically raise the rent every year and between tenants? 

I am a week out from closing on my first duplex to House Hack and can confirm that lenders are willing to take the income from the property into consideration to raise pre-approval amounts and provide additional ammunition to go hunting. 

Thanks for the second eyes on this.As for raising the rent, the city has a Maximum Allowable rent (MAR) where they roll your rent back to 2015 then increase it ~3.5% each year until 2020 but i have to understand what the tenants base rent is and if he/she is even paying during corona.

Then as the virus stuff ends, raise the rent a bit. 

The impact will likely be spread out across the country, bringing some higher price markets down some, while raising up the attractiveness of lower cost markets elsewhere. 

Looks like the well oiled operators should fare ok but not immune to the current situation.

Many markets are oversupplied with Self Storage, and the fantastic fundamentals of self storage as a business do not make owners in those markets immune from the laws of supply and demand.