Today for even as little as $100K you can build a diversified real estate portfolio that  spans multiple states and includes multiple asset classes  including multifamily, student housing, assisted living, self storage and retail.

I have a question about self-storage conversions.

I have always lived by the rule "Fail Fast" (without ever accepting failure). I mean this by way of I don't like to sit and over research (I don't accept the fail part). I learn best by way of Trial and Error with pre...

There will be no storage of combustible or hazardous materials.

There was seepage and required tuckpointing repairs noted in the basement (the basement is unfinished and used for storage / laundry / mechanical purposes) - is this something I should be seriously concerned when thinking long term and what might these issues point to?

I had a tenant that wasn't paying and was using the property basically as a personal storage bin while she was moving somewhere else.

I am connected with a local real estate investor who has >50 doors SFH, MFH, STR, and storage units.

Educate Tenants: Provide tenants with information about preventing pests, such as proper food storage, cleaning guidelines, and the importance of reporting any pest sightings immediately.

What was told me to (again, where I invest) is that you can find people that value the extra land, maybe there's an outbuilding for boat storage, etc. but those people are few and far between.  

Added a third bedroom and an office in the basement along with ample storage and a living room.