I'm guessing Rich is talking about a pretty big apartment complex and an even bigger self storage facility.

If you live there, I would take approximately half of your belongings (off season, little used, ie junk lol) and put in storage, or box up and stack in the garage for your upcoming move.Also, have your house available on short notice.

Here in CT, the State Marshalls handle moving tenants property to town-designated storage facility.

We would put valuables in storage and only have stuff that could walk away in the unit, because we would want to immerse ourselves in the block and be involved.

Probably more than I can say about 75% of those leveraged. 5 years ago, I knew about 4 more, but due to crazy loans and leveraging, when the economy tanked, they took a huge hit and are just now crawling out of it.

I estimate with back rent damage and storage fees to be about $4,000 Owed.

Tim G. it was probably someone who saw too many episodes of Storage Wars.

Each unit gets a garage but we will rent the 3rd for storage unit for $40.

Though there is a 1859 acre (7.5 km2) storage and industrial annex of the Marine Corps Logistics Base there.

Doing things the same way every time reduces the risk of future problems due to fair housing laws.Regarding storage of sensitive information, yes you have some liability.