Little background on the property: Looking to use the property as a storage location for our small business.The remainder of the space would then be set up as small offices that we would be looking to rent out.Bottom line of the whole situation is, should I be concerned about the brick?

.- Additional amenities are included in your common charges/sale. i.e. laundry, gym, parking (sometimes), storage, etc.Cons- You have little/no control of the common charges. - Condos oftentimes require 20% minimum down payment.- House rules/by laws are subject to change.- Management company may need to accept any prospective tenants giving you less control over the tenant selection process. 

Longer term, we are also interested in commercial self-storage investing but will first need to identify a local partner experienced in this niche.We are looking for experienced professionals that we can partner with for the long-run:-Agents-Contractors-Refi lenders-RE lawyers-Short-term rental operators-Self-storage investorsIf you are, or can recommend, any of the above we would be delighted to speak with you.

It boasts 3 2-bedroom units and 1 1-bedroom unit, 2 brand new oversized water heaters, 2 water softeners, a boiler and ample storage space for tenant belongings.

We will stabilize the occupancy over the course of two years and add RV and boat storage.

I'm looking at building a mini storage facility and want to focus on online application/rent collection. 

I plan to do a buy and hold on this house while house hacking living in the 3rd unit and renting out the other two units, garage , basement storage etc.

We are also going to be getting a huge storage unit pretty soon and buy bulk quantities of items that we use all the time.  

Storage units are more passive than residential housing, I would think.

We even will repurpose the gate from the front of the house now it will be a back gate We also got in a dump run and worked on more sorting and organization of the storage and materials stored here.