Its always advisable to provide storage for the renters though. 

Installing a gas fired combi-boiler/hot water heater on each floor with baseboard heatingAdvantage: Relatively low cost of installation , no concerns regarding winter heating, splits the units heating hot water costs, would allow for conversion of 2nd floor bedroomDisadvantage: No AC, will require a large amount of storage, and would require to take up a bedroom closet to do so in each unitCurrently we are favoring option 2, but any suggestions from any contractors who have performed similar work?  

I’m curious if anyone has experience converting garage storage units into condo garages.I’m evaluating a deal I think might make sense to convert the storage garages into condo.

For all of the material I buy closeouts anytime any retailer has them and always have it stocked and ready in storage.

You could buy some of those fancy storage sheds with a loft and convert them to cabins.

I posted this situation here to get fresh eyes on it for this exact reason, to hear some new thoughts.

They also use the basement and garage for storage.

Put your stuff in storage for less than $100 a month.If you're going to be successful, you need to look at things with a cost-benefit analysis and make informed decisions.

Long story short, I’m thinking of a couple ideas. 1- Sub dividing (if capable) into three lots, and putting in two Mobile homes (cheaper then building another duplex). 2- Making a self service storage facilityWhat are your thoughts, tips, and reactions?

I need a washer and dryer picked up from my rental and brought to my house for storage.