From experience though very few people actually read the details of a rental ad, they mostly just look at the pictures and the rent amount.

Also, for those already invested in the Market, there isn't extra money they have to use this as a buying opportunity.

Appreciate it greatly....I use a spreadsheet that is more detailed and provides more info to me than the BP calculator (which is good for sure). 

Feel free to shoot me over the details if you’ve like.Originally posted by @Deren Huang:Interested to see if there are any local self-storage investors here?

It may sound nice to pay a 5% management fee but the extra fees can add up to be more than the other company that charges 10% with no add-on fees.

Do you have an existing and demo plan as well as the new layout plan for the skilled trades for them to determine SOW or do you detail the SOW only and your contractors provide the general budget number and the cost gets more detailed as they get into the Reno?

The extra cost is minor compared to the cost of one accident that you could personally be held liable for.

Do I suck it up and go back into the industry that I disliked at the time and buckle down knowing I can bring in thousands of extra dollars per month?

And my extra work won't "pay off", it'll just be to get the same terms I already have.

Also they want to get a condo or a townhouse because its more comfortable and I am here dying in my mind thinking on HOA fees, not having an extra room to rent for house hacking, etc.My brother told me that one of the lenders told him that the loan options would be better if we both are in it (me as a cosigner) thing I refuse to do.