I have worked in the moving and storage industry for a local moving and storage company for the last six years.

I am willing to act as coordinator and ensure that high-calibre feasibility studies are carried out, good business plans are developed, and all viability assessments and licensing details are procured for each of the projects (and hopefully others in future).

It's in a tertiary market with 2 other storage places within a mile (both of which seem to be close to full occupancy).What are the rough cap rates for valuing stabilized self-storage?  

How feasible is it to find cash flowing rental in Copenhagen?

Is there a general consensus on how many days per year it is feasible to have a Flagstaff place rented?

Hello,I'm considering the acquisition of a self-storage unit in Las Vegas and need an EXPERIENCED broker in commercial self storage units and the financing options pertaining this.  

Then go from there....Once you have that figured out and it's still feasible, I would contact the agent.

So you might want to start by speaking to a few mortgage lenders to determine what is feasible and realistic for you.

I was going to post the same question, I have a similar idea. this is also outside the scope of my expertise.but from what I know, what @Kinley Puzey is correct.1, Finding the lot has been my issue, finding something that is feasible.

It is for this reason that I want to really push to see whether hard money is an option.Here are the numbers: SFH purchase price: $235 000 (5% down payment conventional loan)Refurb est: $60 000 (this is conservative, and with some sweat equity we should be able to keep it lower)ARV: $351 000 (avg of 5x recently sold SFR comps in my local neighborhood)Difference: $56 000Assuming LTV of 80% on the refi that’s $44 800 cash outOf course there are closing costs and loan payments to consider, but bearing these added expenses in mind this still seems like a feasible plan.If someone on BiggerPockets has executed a similar strategy I’m all ears and eager to learn.