(And so far no agents or lenders I've spoken with could give me a solid answer...)Basically, I'm looking at a property that is currently owned by the state of New York.

I turn to you today because for the life of me I cannot figure out who owns a 69 unit multifamily property called Pinnacle Dayton on 1610 Woodman Drive Dayton OH 45432.

I recently decided to drive for dollars on 20 properties I wrote down that were distressed, as I’m looking for my next deal.

The security deposit covers borrowers credit check and basic administrative costs before the loan transfer will be initiated".Any thoughts on this maneuver?

I also found an article noting some of the newer activities to enjoy near the area, such as a new casino, breweries, hiking and camping, and more with only about a 2 hour drive from NYC. 

Basically I lived there for 1.5 years.

Basically says what I am telling you in this post. 

I am only interested in investing in facilities within a 20 minute drive from me, but I know there are a lot of self-storage operators making good money remotely by having kiosk systems in place.

@Valerie Rogers I vehemently disagree with you on the basic liberties that go along with property ownership. 

@Steven Hou Investors think in terms of numbers...while you don't want to look like a complete rookie by capitalizing the property, you want to at least capture basic ROI...cash-on-cashYou would also want to include data on rental income and expenses.If it's occupied, you'll need to abide by your states landlord-tenant laws.