Each floor contains 3 bedroom 1 bath with wood flooring and lots of storage.

They all have their reasons, the other unit is bigger, more natural lights, its an end unit, closer to laundry, more storage etc etc etc...I have done this in the past, allowing one unit to move into another, but it translated into more work because instead of having to turn over one unit for rent, I have to turn over two units.Now, with unit 3 moving out, instead of turning over unit 3, if I let them all switch, I have to turn over ALL 4 UNITS! 

Probably a 20x40 outside storage space also for each company , inside the fenced compound.  

This represents a HUGE chunk.Property Management Fee: +10% cashflow improvement User-Submitted Ideas:@jeff gates - side yard RV storage, $100 a month. potential advertising on exterior fence; +12% a month@AI Williamson - blog post with some good ideas; https://www.biggerpockets.com/blog/2015-04-28-ancillary-income-covers-63mortgage

Hello Everyone,I am planning to do an investment for self storage units.

to residents; (2) Add paid boat and RV storage on the property. 

They moved in with family for 3 weeks and I rented a storage container so they could move all their stuff out of the house while it was rehabbed.

@Jairo MartinezForgot to mention that the garages are being used as storage space.

Also includes (2) Garage Storages Priced at $100 each + (4) Basement Storages Priced at $50 totaled at $200=$6,175 in Total Monthly Rent with Yearly Gross Income=$74,100 - Expenses listed (Insurance cost at $1,800, Water cost at $1,500, Sewer & Trash cost at $700, Common Electric cost at $300, Supplemental Oil Heat [6 months *$300=$1,800], Taxes cost at $10,500)=$16,600 (Total Expenses). $57,500=(Net Yearly Income).

Multi-Family and Self Storage Units properties sound really interesting to me but I do not really know if I can obtain the capital with a down payment with the funds mentioned to actually invest in them.