.), or sales person at an equipment rental company who rents equipment to developers,  or real estate agent, or work of some kind at an electric utility company who provides electricity to new neighborhoods, etc.For duplexes / triplexes consider working at a hardware store/lumber yard in sales or stocking items, or in any residential construction trade (concrete, lumber framing, plumbing, electrical, drywall, etc.) or as a leasing agent or maintenance person at an apartment complex, etc.Anything related to the goal of developing land and designing and building or selling homes would be helpful.

Today I heard one of my coworkers talking about how he’s paying to store some of his belongings in a self-storage unit.

In CA there's loads of stores where you can buy a 8-9'x26" prefab slab for $200-300.

My plan would be to buy this building, have the income from the apartments and storage to cover the mortgage and then gut the storefront and open a liquor store or bookstore and personally run it.

We planned on more so picking up furniture at sales and stores and grabbing lamps and stuff as we came across them at great prices was something we just did, so the second was over half furnished when we started looking.

Long story long.... my grandparents owned a large building with a store front attached back in the 80s.

It's the same thing as paying somebody's bill at the grocery store, or restaurant, or paying their car payment.

If someone would have told you what was in store of 2020, what would you have done differently?

Sheriff deputy said I could either store it or take it to the dump if it wasn't retrieved.  

@Joel Brown Don't know UT laws, hope you don't get stuck paying to store his crap.