That will eat in your profits big time. 

I didn't hire professional inspectors in my deal, but only brought over my regular repair guys to help inspect (structural, roofing, etc)as for management software, I use easy self storage too and I agree with comments above that it's a good fit for small/medium facility given consideration of their cost vs. value. some others like sitelink and storEdge have quite more cool features but you pay for that premium. another factor for me to go with easy self storage is the competitive rate from merchant account provider they partners with that you use for your website's credit card processing. their call center feature is very nice to have additionif you need that.

Once you quit your JOB the banks don't really like you anymore lol.

And then have both of us sign a quit claim to quit claim it back to just me. 

Sounds like you might be in too deep, but maybe it's not quite time to throw in the towel just yet.You hired your inspector to tell you everything about the property - and just keep in mind that the inspection report is going to look like a total bloodbath. 

I did some research and it looks like I can do a quit claim deed to remove him from the title but looks like it can cause some issues with the mortgage.

To the point made above,people have to eat, but they also need a place to live. http://www.in2013dollars.com/Rent-of-primary-resid...Per these stats, while rents rise on average they still fall behind the rate of inflation.curiously enough the prices for housing changed faster than the rate of inflation:http://www.in2013dollars.com/Housing/price-inflati...great conversation topic.

I think lower than 49-50th St is quite nice.

In the 1980s I rented (not owned) a house in Seattle and quite successfully sublet a room (with the landlord's permission) to medical school graduates (MDs) who were doing their externships with the University of Washington Medical School.

The only thing your wife needs to sign is a Quit Claim deed that removes any interest in the property that she may have or could claim.