@Gaurav Mehta it really depends on the dimensions and what your plans are.

@Kelly ConradCan we get some dimension of the space? 

I don't have the dimensions, but we are talking 100 units, say, 4 stories high.  

I have preliminary drawings of the dimensions of the apartment and units.

Financial Tracking (this includes any other documents related to finances and my actual financial tracking file with my balance sheet, income statement, and cashflow)Property Documents (closing, mortgage, insurance, tax documents)Dimensions & Measurements (I keep dimensions and measurements for everything - you never know how handy this is when out at Home Depot or Lowes)Photos (obviously pictures of the property)Tenant 1 (this folder houses all tenant documents like a lease, general information, contact info, etc.)Tenant 2Property 2...I do use Excel for everything and it works very well.  

I have sketched a layout, but I don't have exact dimensions.  

What kind of dimensions is this garage?

You can pull out that piece of trim that's there and see how much it overlaps the floor to determine the dimensions of your new trim.  

Relatively speaking Houston has a reputation for being fairly pro-development but it's good to consider all three dimensions when looking at a development deal, especially if it's your first.

They can pull the lot size, dimensions, map, and give you a realistic idea of if it will work or not.