You and your partners should decide upon the key elements of the deal, including (IMHO):Ownership percentage: who owns how much.Contributions: who is contributing what (and how much); what are obligations, if any, for future contributions (for example, it's common for an Operating Agreement to say that the partners each contribute $X at closing and have no obligation to make any future contributions. 

Your agreement is that the renter cannot store personal items in the garage.

Local lenders are great since you can walk into their store, but a specialty lender will have a fully developed program built around what you as an investor will need. 

 I am 18 years old with barely any money and I live in Houston Texas I have a job at a grocery store full-time currently but I’m really passionate about becoming a real estate investor and I know I’m going to be one if there’s any advice or any real estate investors in the Houston area I have no problem with being a free assistant with you on any days I have off or after work as long as I can shadow and learn from you my goal is to own my first couple of units by the age of 21 and I know I’m going to get there I just want to learn from anyone and everything I can i’m willing to put in whatever amount of time and work is needed just let if there’s anything I can do and I am more than glad to do whatever I can thank you I really appreciate this community since I’m just learning about it within the last couple of weeks thank you

Is that in store for these areas of Colorado Springs?

Again, the BiggerPockets store has some books for this or you can learn by watching podcasts, reading blogs, and interacting on the forum.

They can take the screen to Ace Hardware, Home Depot, or some other hardware store to be rescreened.

However it doesn’t matter cause persistent and not giving up is indeed key elements to success 2.

Thankfully we don't have the hail here, but we have found that most of our tenants just store "stuff" in their garages instead of their car.Good luck!

The onslaught of downsizing is causing a slew of people and businesses to store their valuables and furniture.