Hi @Sarah Gootgeld, I currently own storage in Lewis county and am always looking for more investments in this area. 

The list as noted here has things that fall under "as is", like water taking time to heat up....that is how hot water tanks work...but doesn't allow you to avoid compliance issues. 

What do you think will happen if the market tanks and they lose the equity they've gained?

PayHOA gave us a platform for online dues collection, maintenance requests, violation tracking, real-time accounting sync to our bank, real-time budgeting, trackable email/SMS/phone outreach, automated USPS mailings, calendar, owner forum, shared document storage, and (just this year) monthly bookkeeping and accounts payable.That last bookkeeping offering alone has saved us thousands of dollars/year, while improving accuracy and responsiveness versus our traditional bookkeepers and accounting service.

I'm also not sure that the water tank would sustain that many occupants.

A gas grill with a propane tank, $20.   

I am by far the youngest, the other 3 partners are either retired or nearing retirement age which is why I brought up a buyout with one of them.Perhaps the next investment would be to monetize one of the other lots...new multifamily build, storage, etc.I will continue to work with local realtors and hopefully build a network of investors with the same goals locally.triplex

Also, you can terminate boat storage separate from tenancy. 

-This will be turned into an airbnb rental so it doesn't need a ton or storage/spacious -Looking for layout ideas rather than finishesKitchen areaOne rough sketch idea If your back were facing the sink area.

I have been in contact with a MHP owner with some storage units on site.