How are we going to handle draws for construction?

.), where there is population growth but not too much (too much will draw the aforementioned big players), where they is high demand for storage, indicated by facilities that are occupied and raising rates, and where you feel you could come in and improve an existing facility that isn't being operated professionally or to it's maximum potential (room to build).Or, just invest in one or two via a syndication.

There's no gifting involved on purchase, though it might be wise to draw up a partnership agreement.

I am completely new to all this, also my first time posting on the forums so if anyone can recommend good resources or just give me good advice on how to draw up a business plan, it would be much appreciated.

If your area does, get a map and draw a 50 mile circle around your house. 

There are a few good ones and then a few who will promise you the world and either not actually close on time (in which case you lose your deposit to at no loss to the lender), or hit you with sneaky fees on loan origination, draw process, or penalties.

With covid the number of respondents was way down; but we only had one vacancy so can't really draw any conclusions from that.

I'm sorry to hear that this happened to you but look at the silver lining, he is gone and didn't draw it out longer. 

I haven't built any yet so I have not gone through the process of having drawings done up, but I've been advised stick to lots 15' or wider. 

Based on the books you read the one that interests you the most will draw to you.