If you turn over to a PM then they take most of the extra money you can make with a STR.So if you can self manage and you are ok with a little extra work then absolutely give it a try.

Some additional info about me that may be helpful:1) I have significant self control and am not concerned about spending the money away that I would get from any of these options.

I would either build my own underwriting sheet or find one more tailored to self storage.

. :-)Do you self manage?

It has made my family good money and has been really easy to self manage.

For a new projectLand development and new construction of Self storageproject size: 100,000 sqfIn the city of Kennesaw (Northwest of Atlanta)I would like to references to a development builder With construction experience of self storagethank you

Most of my investments have been buy and holds that I self manage but have been involved with multiple flips as well.

Hi everyone,I'm looking at buying an STR and self-managing. 

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I'm also not able to qualify for FHA because properties in my market do not meet the self-sufficiency rules.