One night, during his shift at a gas station, the scent of freshly baked goods wafted toward him.

When investing in multifamily or self storage, what is the minimum amount of capital typically put down or set aside to invest in a deal?

Challenge is, a drive by does not consider all the work completed on the inside fresh paint/fixtures/custom hand scraped hardwoods throughout.

Given the cheaper-than-inflation nature of our current interest rates, though, I'd say that locking in that dirt-cheap debt for 30 fresh years on a cashflowing rental property good be a good play.

So, I've got experience with very large (greenfield) development; $485MM International heavy manufacturing development for a Fortune 100 company, and relatively small (greenfield); ~$1MM commercial self storage development for myself.

Fresh paint throughout the entire home.

My wife and I are going to look at our first self storage deal.

If you have two homes that are identical in every way, one freshly renovated and the other in a shambles, there will be an enormous difference in price. 

I saw threads talking about renting out the whole garage as a self-storage unit but not just letting someone keep some of their stuff in there for a fee. 

He is into Self Storage RE deals.