I requested the reports from those inspections, and builder has promised to send them. 

Then they bate you with some big promises to pay for a tier 2 program.  

I have read that we can appeal it but that doesn't seem promising.

However, I'm not sure if the market is still as promising as it was 2-3 years ago.

Our preliminary due diligence looks promising, and we have good feedback from a self storage development advisor.We're now ready to proceed with a full feasibility study and want to make sure we invest our dollars wisely and get the best advice we can.Who here has worked with The Self Storage Advisors out of Tyler, TX, and who else should we consider for a feasibility study?

You have to decide how you are handling that scenario yourself.Hope it helps some and good luck, once your mindset hits the right place things will start rolling I promise!

And I made a promise to myself: Not me!

To put it simply... its like promising the house to two different people and taking both of their money, but when it comes time to give the house to both of them who you promised it to one of them is going to be bamboozled 

Also, as an agent, why would you handle a real estate transaction, that will clearly be much more work than normal, for .5% when sellers typically pay 6% for exactly what you are promising, selling his home.

I have been lied to, over charged, charged for services I never used, promised credits that were never given and as of recent they are collecting money from my tenants and not giving it to me.