This thread is a bit old - so may or may not be beneficial to anyone here, however to any experienced investors, there is a company in Wichita that has substantial investments in this niche and would do joint venture deals with experienced investors per their website.If you google their name and self storage you'll find numerous articles by business journals all over the country.  

It's called due diligence.If you have a stomach ache and you go online to a medical website and you read that a stomach ache could be indigestion, should the website be sued if you don't go to a doctor to find out it's an appendicitis?

Is there any way to connect with or do a joint venture with one of their builders or are they just going to ACE me out and end up with an empty store???

Just got my 1099 for last year and those fees (to which we never received) were included (even the $1 ACH fee they collect).

Now currently looking for HML that will lend to a first time rehabber. someone gave me a suggestion to joint venture with someone.

The structure would be a joint venture.

Use software or do ach through your bank.

Very few people at small local joints are making 50-60k..  

I went to pick up some food yesterday at a hamburger joint I always loved.

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