Disadvantage could be a location on a busy street which is less popular for residential, but would be great for a store-front.

Others want to ground lease or have you build and do  NN or NNN lease.Leasing they can save money to re-image existing stores and build new ones versus if money is tied up into land and building it can squeeze their capital to grow. 

I got my medical degree from a thrift store after a dating couple split their assets cause one cheated on the other.

If it's really a problem that a tenant doesn't have a checking account, you can use an alternate option like a deposit-slip option at a local bank or I've read that some convenience stores have a "pay now" service where they can send you money on a card monthly.  3) Find a good handyman who can handle small issues and coordinate larger ones. 

You can store up to 19 codes at one time, but of course you can just delete an re-enter new codes all you want. 

That can cause an over-voltage condition - meaning that everything on that circuit and possibly others is at risk.Oh yes - it can also burn the place down if the over-voltage causes an electrical fire.Quick check - get a voltmeter at the hardware store. 

I have been wrestling with that, the current operators in the area are focused on the outside storage which is at a lower price point, I am considering the fact that some people would like to store items that may be sensitive to changes in temperature. 

It ranges from free standing stores large and small (for supermarkets to dry cleaners), small strips with several stores, small to large office buildings, mixed use, like a property with stores downstairs and apartments upstairs.If your just talking stores, I looked at a number of single empty ones and you'll have to figure out why they're empty.

Managers get trashed by former tenants all the time and we struggle to make social media happy.

I would move and store the items left and take possession?