We'll play that one by ear.

I see storage facilities of all types around here from boats and rv's parked in a wide open (fenced) grass pasture, to a professionally built facility with units ranging from open, to covered, to enclosed and locked with 50amp outlets for batteries and water hookups.

Is there not a revolving type product like a HELOC that locks in interest rates for a long term like a 30 year mortgage does? 

You as the owner want a stream locked in for longer as it is easier to sell later on versus options.Again I am not an expert with these and my experience was from years ago.

Welcome James, you have money and knowledge finding the loan should be the easy part once you get a solid deal locked in.

This is something I've wanting to do for a while and I am very much still wet behind the ears.

I lock my contractors in to pricing and dates as good contractors are often booked weeks out.

I have set up some keywords for my local areas ( Kingsland Ga  and Jacksonville Fl ) and I have had the Bigger Pockets Pod Casts playing in my ear all day.

Hi All,I have signed a purchase and sales agreement for Bank Owned property and my rate with bank is locked and got expired on 10/16/2015.For extending the locking rate mortgage company is asking $140 for week and I am ready to close the deal but bank is saying "Trustee of Condo Association" is not giving them 6D certificate because trustee (2 unit condo, I am buying 1 unit and the other unit owner is trustee) is not ready to sign Master Insurance policy because he is claiming that he paid master insurance for last 1 year and wants to get paid before signing any document.Generally master insurance in that area costs around $1000.00 but Trustee (other unit owner)  is saying that his master insurance policy costs him $4400.00 because previous owner claimed too many incidents on property.Trustee is also not willing to share insurance policy and invoice with bank (he is sending all invoices for master insurance by handmade and not ready to share actual invoices from insurance company) and bank wants to pay him on actual invoice and not invoice made by him.

I don't have specific questions yet, but as I continue to get more information and input I am sure I will be burning some ears with questions.I only have one property in MA at this point and my son is handling it for me.