My primary question is how to find and structure a loan.My details:- I own a small waste-hauling business- Currently lease a shop to perform in-house truck repair and a yard to store dumpsters- I've been searching for an industrial space to purchase for a couple years, and haven't found anything in my price rangeLand Details:- Just under 2 acres- Cleared, fenced, and stabilized (asphalt millings)- Had a house which was torn down that had electric, gas, and water, so I know it exists to the property, but I don't know the condition- Plan to 1) store dumpsters on the property and 2) build a small metal building for our shop/office (3-5k sf)What are my options?

Scratch and dent/store model appliances can also be a great option, and I've always found the best retail prices at Spencer's. 

One of the tenants wants to store their motorcycle there (rather than on the street). 

There are people paying 80k for a house worth 90k that rents for a 900/month rental and will never appreciate, and some pay more than that, which is fine for an outside investor who need a low risk place to store resources, but it doesn't make for a very profitable asset.So yes Fayetteville is highly resilient, but if you're willing to pay up for a property to the point it's barely breaking even, then it really only makes sense if you just need a place to store cash. 

He started moving and storing boxes on college campuses when he was just a little older than you.

My e commerce store uses a lot of my personal credit as a guarantee which then hurts my bank fundability with high utilization monthly.

Specifically regarding Shampoo/Conditioner - do you refill each visit so the bottles are always full, or replace with a fresh each time (seems expensive)Are you going to a grocery store to buy salt, spices etc?

You are also storing your money in a hard asset, the tenant is paying down the mortgage for you and you are cashflowing. 

The risk of BK could over come the marginal return, they could be looking at RE as a good place to store money and making it could take a back seat, or they could simply not have the knowledge skills and abilities of someone like yourself. 

I came across a local flooring store where they found discontinued lvp from a warehouse for $1.09 sq ft.