Not everyone has the funds to invest hundreds of thousands or millions into Self storage Facilities.

Well, probably, not being a lawyer, don't take that as legal advice.Spending a few hundred with a lawyer to solidify this would be money well spent.Now, lets look at the deal for a second.

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You may have a point there, however, we tried the private industry for the past hundred years and that did work well either...

I just finished reading an interesting article about how an investor amassed hundreds of properties.

I always do an inspection - well worth the $$$ ... a few hundred dollar inspection could save you from losing many, many thousands of dollars.

After he signed, the dues went up several hundred dollars..

Title companies do it dozens or hundreds of times a day, since most real estate transactions involve a loan.

If you turn the deal just right and flip it in nintey to a hundred twenty days you should be able to make a hefty profit based on the numbers you described, and you keep it all.I think the most crucial part of doing these types of rehab and flip deals is to make certain that you are on very solid ground in your market value assumptions and also do a very tight estimate of the rehab costs.Some of the rehabbers we work with spend most of their time concentrating on these two areas and making sure that they have a good exit strategy.If you are comfortable with your assumptions you will make more money with a hard money lender than with private capital.

I'd pay several hundred $$ a year, but I bet the ads would be more effective without all the competing junk ads.