I'd also be open to storage units, boat or RV storage, etc., pretty much anywhere.My wife is starting to get impatient about the condition of the exterior of our personal residence, so I may tend towards doing some quick flips and pulling some of the profits out for that (it's a 2-family, so I can at least write off part of the work).I guess that leaves me narrowing down to BRRRR, flips, or storage units somewhere far enough away from Boston as to still be profitable.

These would include circulator pumps, zone valves, switches, expansion tanks, etc.

I built out some warm storage units in the basement and installed Lutron caseta systems with Ring doorbells and Nest thermostats.

So we complement each other.Also looking at other less time-intensive strategies such as storage to pad the income.

Hey everyone, I'm looking at opening an RV/boat storage in my area (central Texas).

Is there any real property like furniture, key storage, software, files and cabinets, computers, etc.

The purchase and rehab or stabilization, obviously.Then W/S/G on the multi-families, appliances (especially w/d provided places) and hot water tanks. 

Unfortunately, one week ago, a strong north wind blew a 3-course thick, 20 ft high brick wall over onto the car wash property,totaling a work truck belonging to the owner, a small storage trailer, damaged part of the wall of a single wide trailer, and crushed his kids 50cc four wheelers.

You’ll definitely make mistake, but the likelihood that the mistake “tanks” you is so small.

I take the $48,000.00 and another $75,000.00 (401k loan and cash) and build out building #2 to climate controlled self storage (I have other self storage in the area before I did this deal) and a small office.