The fees vary based upon staffing requirements, and what is involved in taking care of the facility.Self storage fees are typically on site staff (if required), call center (if no on site staff), AR/AP management etc, and marketing fees. 

According to University of California Davis’ “Road Ecology Center,” Los Angeles traffic patterns changed dramatically during the pandemic.

After we found out about the pregnancy and the due date, we knew she wont be extending her job contract, and we agreed that she will be giving birth in a birthing center in Washington, so we will be ending the rental sgreement three months early.I let my Apartment management company know in January (5 months before our departure), that we will be leaving earlier and the reasons.They gave us 2 options,a) to keep paying the lease until they or we find a tenant b) to pay 2 months of rent in advance (over 5k) after we leave to be able to end the contract soonerI guess we accepted the cheaper option, or at least we hope it is cheaper, a) so far no luck with renting out the apartment, but we still have a 2 months to go.My question is, as I would much rather have that money for the coming months after the baby is born.

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Retail commercial investment investment in Winona.

Purchase price: $1,375,000

Cash invested: $275,000

4 tenant Retail property in the Super Walmart shadow

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A federal judge has lifted the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention's nationwide eviction ban 6 weeks before it was set to expireCurious to hear other landlord's feedback on this news and what potential effect this has for your market.  

From the WSJ:Federal Judge Invalidates National Eviction Moratorium A federal judge threw out a national eviction moratorium, saying the Covid-19 pandemic-relief measure exceeded the powers of the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention. https://www.wsj.com/articles/f...

Centers for Disease Control and Prevention's nationwide moratorium on evictions has agreed to put a temporary administrative hold on her ruling as the government seeks to reverse the decision on appeal.

Friedrich's ruling applies nationwide, though the Department of Justice has appealed the decision.The eviction ban was put in place last year by the Trump administration using public health powers granted to the Centers for Disease Control & Prevention during health emergencies.The ban was most recently extended by President Biden through the end of June.

Friedrich's ruling applies nationwide.The eviction ban was put in place last year by the Trump administration using public health powers granted to the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention during health emergencies.The ban was most recently extended by President Biden through the end of June.In her 20-page ruling, Friedrich said, “It is the role of the political branches, and not the courts, to assess the merits of policy measures designed to combat the spread of disease, even during a global pandemic.

The eviction ban was put in place last year by the Trump administration using public health powers granted to the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention during health emergencies.The ban was most recently extended by President Biden through the end of June.