Storage is not typically a NNN set up (it could be if you master leased an entire facility to an operator and they handled the day to day but that is not cusomary in this space).

If you can do the @mention for some people, but having difficulty with JScott, here is the trick: you need to type two characters of the user's name as it appears in the post heading; in JScott's case the second character is a space!

However, you're going to need to insure the interior of the condo and it's fixtures, such as carpet, hard wood floors, kitchen cabinets, chandeliers, etc.

When we were building a building and leasing office space to a State agency, every month there would be a team of architects, designers, space planners, leasing agents, etc. driving hundreds of miles to see what the progress of their space was.

So now instead of a 2 bdrm 3rd floor apt, buying someone else's condo, he owns a 3 bdrm, 2bth in a nice neighborhood, and his roommate moved in and helps him pay the mortgage, so his payments are about the same.

It is likely a "studs out" or "walls out" policy which would make you responsible for fixtures, cabinets, flooring, etc.

This house literally just needs interior paint, appliances and floor cleaning.

If it makes any difference, my house is at the bottom of a hillside (it butts up to the bottom of it), and my garage is street level, with the living spaces sitting on top of the garage (and crawl space).Any thoughts would be appreciated.

Just Don , the one piece fiberglass/plastic tubs are great choices if you can get them into the space.

my wife bought a condo FHA in 2004; we got married 3 years ago and, due to market, became an "unintentional landlord." i bought my home in 2003 w/ 20% down & last month needed more space so rented out my home & bought an owner occupied (20% down) & doubled my square footage. i also have managed a property the past 3 years. one of my wife's friends was getting transferred out of state & heard I landlord.