Weeds hard to trim and catches blow over debris, so curb appeal is never crisp. 

This is a result of the drywall not being primed prior to blowing the popcorn when originally installed. 

The SECURE act that just went into law changed the rules around employees and many Solo 401k's are now going to blow up on a lot of people who have part time employees as little as 10 hours a week.

Blowing through a 2K rehab contingency, a market drop and a bad FHA appraisal can really burns up the profits.Frank

Want to recap a little to see if I understand and determine what's best.Seems like @Peter M is advocating something like this:And @Scott Smith is advocating something like this:What's the benefit of either approach though, seems confusing.

The most expensive is some retail shop, who doesn't "get" rental property, and the property owner (rightfully) will be up in arms over the price blowing up our e-mail/phone demanding answers and guess what, will quit services so we did all that for nothing because we make $ on PROPERTY MANAGEMENT. 

PwC's numbers on the return on investment for self storage over the last 15 years is 15.43% annually -- which just blows other investments out of the water.

The only way to do that is continue learning, don't blow money on courses early on. 

I am a huge advocate of owner financing.

LOL, we've had a lot of transformers blow up over the years in this area...