We help real estate investors re-invest their 1031 Exchange proceeds into an investment product called a DST.

They make products specifically for garages.

There may be other competitive products out there, but make sure they integrate with your property management software well, provides (almost) real time reading, usage analysis and automated leak detection.Most of these meters are pretty easy to install. 

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For those who haven't read it, Part 1 is about building up your first $25,000+ in cash or equivalents through a frugal and economic lifestyle, or as David Greene would describe it, through good defense.Now that I've gotten to this point, it's time to move to Part 2, which is using what I've saved up to start building up income producing assets and scaling my income so that I can go from $25,000 to $100,000 in net worth.

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Talk with a lender during pre-approval on their cash out products and criteria. 

Read David Greene's book, "SOLD."

If not, you'll pay over time with a loan product that verifies income with bank statements or something similar that carries a higher interest rate.Best of luckStephanie 

You would be purchasing a completed property that is being designed as an investment product.