Could that be with a title company or a government organization, a lender, a real estate developer?   

My partner however ran a large organization with hundreds of employees, partner companies & subcontractors.

I sit on the board of a community health/fitness focused non-profit (you can probably guess which one, as it's a regional association of an international organization with its own disco-era song) that is desperately struggling to stay afloat during the pandemic.

The reason they are requesting this is because the organization plans to report the rent payment to the IRS.

If they are a member of a professional organization like NARPM you have a much better chance at finding a good PM.https://www.narpm.org/find/pro...

You could think about having a different address in your articles of organization as well as a different registered agent.

CBRE has a very detailed CAP rate report and info on the space as do self storage industry organizations.

@Kyle ScholnickDon't overlook the important clarification added by @Eamonn McElroy: for this rent arrangement to work, your businesses need to be organized as separate entities filing their own tax returns, or at least one of them needs to.

If you're not familiar with them already, A Woman's Work is a great local organization that I have worked with to provide financial assistance in the form of grants to a few of my tenants (struggling single mothers): http://www.awomanswork.org/pro... 

I'm purchasing a property and allowing a charitable organization to use part of the property as a food bank and distribution facility.