If you like, you can certainly go to my site or google 7 search the internet to see what I or others (including Inside Self Storage, Self Storage Association, & other articles say about it) at least to give you a preliminary idea as to what will need to happen so you have a decent idea and can therefore build upon that foundation.I'm a big fan of "aces in their places" , so if you don't have much experience in Self Storage Management why would you want your multi-million dollar facility in the day-to-day hands of a newbie?

Rob Rowley is one highly respected attorney that many investors in the area work with, and he has some articles on his website that you may find helpful.

That is, not fully factoring all expenses.Here is a good article on the subject: https://www.biggerpockets.com/renewsblog/2014/12/02/rental-property-expenses/I'm not sure of all the variables, but without drastically increasing your rent and/or lowering your payments, it doesn't look like this property is going to be a great asset for you.

However, as I started researching the process, I came across the terms 'due-on-sale' in this blog post  (https://www.legalzoom.com/articles/how-do-i-transfer-title-of-a-property-from-a-person-to-an-llc) which I understood as the remainder of loan would be due in full if I attempted to transfer the deed over to the LLC.

In the article states they converted cocaine to crack at the house for sale.

I just wrote an article for BP yesterday about the power of the VA Loan and some strategies I used.

I have reached out to a few Attorneys to draft a JV contract based off of an article I read on BP titled “10 Vital aspects of a bulletproof joint venture agreement”.

Find out who his criminal defense lawyer (it's likely stated in articles covering the crime) is and tell the lawyer you want to buy the property. 

@Manco Snead if you haven't already, I'd suggest studying up on all the resources related to tenant screening, and how to find and manage a PM (there are lots of articles, BP resources, podcasts, youtube vids, forum posts etc. on these topics)....studying up on these resources might help you figure out how to improve tenant screening and/or PM management...these resources can also help you figure out how to approach the PM about improving tenant screening...At the end of the day, getting a PM to do anything usually requires proper incentives  ...is the PM incentivized to thoroughly vet applicants, or are they incentivized to get anyone they can to sign the lease asap? 

I wanted to know if there are any good books articles or videos anyone can send my way.