I have a tenant who I am trying to work with to get some back rent before I boot them out, I have a feeling they are moving and going to screw me anyways but in one of their pictures on Facebook of them selling a piece of furniture I see a chair from my storage room in the building in their apartment, can I enter and take my property back or do I need to call the police?

If you wanted to (and assuming you have e enough) you could always play around with equity....but I'd keep it.Home prices tanking was a fluke and doesn't follow traditional trends of a recession.

Few will actually want to do this in a robust market, more will do this when the economy tanks.

Would you invest in Cardone capital or would you invest in self storage syndication.

If the market tanks, we update it much more frequently (in 2009 where we lost 80% of our market potential, we updated it weekly) but we looked at it each year as part of our business planning.

They can advise you about the correct legal action.Now if you don't want to follow the exact rules you can do the following. 1) get a storage unit 2) move all of the tenants stuff into that unit 3) re-rent your unit.

Also, we'll have to store all of our belongings in a self-storage facility which can cost a pretty penny given the amount of sq ft needed. 

Contractor vehicles are bigger trucks with a companies name printed on the side, and a tool box or diesel tank in the bed.

If the market tanks, I’ll buy more.

I am very interested/curious about self storage and would love to either chat or gain better perspective on self storages.