When you do find a prospective Facility, you're going to want to conduct a 3-Mile market Study & Competition Analysis.  3 Miles (5 if it's rural) because that is typically the maximum distance folks are willing to travel to store their treasures.I'm sure you did the math, which means that there are A LOT of 3-mile markets in a 3-hour drive radius from your hometown.After working that strategy for awhile you determine that you are truly in a bad market, then I'd go about looking for another state. 

What do you all use for conducting market research, aside from Bigger Pockets of course :)

@Brandon KriegYou made some great points,  I can see how this type of deal could confuse buyers if not conducted under a joint venture status.

We personally have all adults (18 and over) go onto the lease (as well as conduct a background check), and I would recommend it for you as well.

The bank sends a trustee to conduct the sale.Separately, from time to time there is a Sheriff's Sale of real estate, and those sales are to satisfy a judgment. 

Side Note: I've conducted plenty of wholesale flips but no buy and hold investment deals (until now).

After countless hours of listening to podcasts and scouring the internet, I am ready to start exploring hard money options to conduct my first deal.

@Gail W.You will need to conduct your due diligence.  

I do not know every state's/locality's current directives, but housing is likely still an essential business that can continue to be conducted. 

An associate in the lending industry sent me a break down on how they conduct comps.