When purchasing new properties, this includes inherited liability from former and/or abandoned USTs;2) In residential properties - particular student rentals - tenant frequently allow the fuel tank to run dry which leads to all sorts of extra problems (priming and/or relighting the furnace; clogged burners; frozen pipes, etc) and costs.

There are some available just south of 635 that were purchased by an investor who tanked in the middle of the rehab.  

The only thing at that price point I see is in Liberty City, where I wouldn't drive through in broad daylight in an armored tank .  

What I mean is that in this current deed, the owner has the one property listed as 'storage' because it is not habitable by tenants.

This is not a topic that I hear about a lot, but Ive been sent Marina for sale:-holds 75 boats-pavilion area-huge garage (steel bldg. presumably for winter heated storage for boats)-large fenced in storage area-asking $160kI am honestly wondering about the liability aspect of the water, does anyone have experience with this? 

I use them for all of my file scrubbing, storage, and recording needs so I will try them for my next O&E report.

Is anybody on here currently developing mini storages?

Currently my wife and I manage storage units where we also live ( in the apartment above the office) we pay very little for rent and are happy where we are at for now.

I sold my 1/3 portion of a self storage business in 2014 and am taking payments over time.

@john Matthews anything legal really, and just Google those names I don't know the website off the top of my head. one of them were featured on shark tank but didn't get a deal