Hi,for everyone who owns an RV/ boat storage, do you have an on-site manager or security guard 24/7?

Hello BP,I'm working on getting a boat/RV storage facility built.

You don't want to start a relationship to learn about storage units and then find out they only invest in single-family homes.3.

Hello, my hobbies are shopping at estate sales, yard sales, thrift stores, and storage auctions looking to find things of value.

Recently, I realized that I could add significant value to other investors in specific asset classes (multifamily, self storage, mobile homes, shopping centers, etc) without any significant cost on their end by simply expanding what I look for in these markets.

While Spring and Summer are peak booking times, I can also expect winter bookings for GB Packers games. 

Also, which asset class (single-family, multifamily, mobile homes, commercial, self storage, etc.) are we tracking?

But maybe there is a value-add opportunity to increase the NOI, e.g. bring rents to market level, billing back utilities, charge for parking/storage/laundry etc.

That rule doesn't even apply to the type of RE you are looking to invest in.So, unless you are looking to buy a mobile home park, or a storage unit facility, throw out the 1% rule. 

Once you allow yourself to become reliant upon a garage (everyone ends up using it for storage of junk they really don't need...) you really can't go back, but as (I think?)