Right now we are building fully enclosed self storage facilities for around 75-80 bucks a foot. the biggest factor on these is the site work. you never know what's under the dirt. 

For hosts more inclined to DIY or who don't have professional photography access, you can still put your best foot forward:• Try to use a professional DSLR camera with a wide-angle lens.• Take bigger photos for optimal resolution, using landscape orientation whenever possible.• Aim to create depth in each photo for a 2-D effect.• Make good use of natural sunlight.In each room, remember to:• Accent the bedrooms with contrasting pillows and shams.• Complement the living room with flowers.• Include quirky works of art in your pictures.

There was actually 2 foot of water over them for 30 days, until the water was pumped out.People actually prefer these to storage containers, as long as they know how to open and close. 

Therefore, I know the tax rules like 1031 exchanges and everything related to NOL carry-forwards & carry-backs, partnership basis rules, etc, but am missing the foundation on how to start, best ways to finance as someone trying to get their foot in the door, best ways to look for deals, what items are a must to know beforehand, etc. 

It can be a great way to get your foot in the door. 

Perhaps a robust surround system, domino table, or shot glasses and a wine cooler.

My company has a robust maintenance dept, and we need a lot more services on the operations side. 

Your mix of 20/30/40 foot spaces.  

It was a great way to get our foot in the door, but we are paying $200/mo on 15 year amortized payments.

We have so many questions and haven’t had luck finding many investors in our area, so Sorry if these are super noob questions lol but we are just trying to get in the game and get started on the right foot.