I have seen investors rent a storage unit and have tag sale right at the storage facility.

I will also integrate a little 5 ft by 7 ft storage building under the cover as a place to store the grill and yard tools.

Only 8 of them have a larger floor plan with a front and back entrance and an enclosed patio with storage area in the back.

I wanted to chime in on this thread simply because I was actually in your shoes Burt L.

She already owns more shoes than I do and she's not even born yet!

In my county in Texas the constable hires movers and they take their stuff to storage and they have to pay to get it out.

This happened with storage units a long time ago - for awhile Wall St started buying all of the properly zoned land and drove down the yield to where their investors were happy but that fewer and fewer local small investors could compete.In the end this is the price of the free market.

The property also has a detached 2 car garage with seperate storage.

Imagine if McDonalds suddenly had millions of pairs of shoes -- just because they are a great business doesn't mean they would know what to do with millions of pairs of shoes; since they know nothing about shoes and would likely sell them at a discount just to get rid of them, so that they could get back to the business they are good at -- selling food.Banks are in the same position -- they have all these houses and aren't in the business of owning or selling houses -- they just want to get rid of them.

If need be, hire movers and move half your stuff and all the little stuff into storage.