@Michael Wagner I like this hybrid idea in your blog, but I could also see myself overseeing a retrofit of storage units from existing warehouse space or building a few rows of small outdoor units on an existing commercial property.

After thats done I can probably get 1500-1750$ a month depending on how the economy bounces back.The basement which is currently a shipping area could be changed into a bachelor rental at a cost of probably 12k$ and be rented for 850-1000$ depending.Then there is the factory area, I have thought about making it into a large open space apartment type thing, or just renting it as storage or a factory space for someone else.

After thats done I can probably get 1500-1750$ a month depending on how the economy bounces back.The basement which is currently a shipping area could be changed into a bachelor rental at a cost of probably 12k$ and be rented for 850-1000$ depending.Then there is the factory area, I have thought about making it into a large open space apartment type thing, or just renting it as storage or a factory space for someone else.

learning that space.

A lighter palette will make the space feel bigger. 

They will learn that having having large office spaces is not necessary to run a company. 

I want to turn this garage into a living space and rent it out.

Retail and office space could be the most challenged.

I would assume that Montana is better at minimizing the damage that the virus has had on the rest of the country (wide open spaces and relatively small population centers).

We couldn't get in the crawl space because the current owner glued the hatch shut.