I am now 53 with 33 rentals, 135 storage units, and could live a very comfortable life without ever working again.

Here’s my possibly crack pot idea, I have a multi family with some land behind it, and am thinking about seeing if some one would like to build there for some sort of partnership, maybe mini storage or another multi family.

I have an investment in a partnership that owns a mini storage.

I have an investment in a mini-storage that we can very close to losing back in 2012 when trying to refinance. 

Storage and convenience; no narrow hallways.

As you mentioned, we did ask for increased money to be held in reserves in case we needed movers or a storage facility, but if you review your account, you will see that the money in that account is still there and will be returned if not used.In reviewing your statement, the only work that has been done at the home was to repair a water leak at the washer that the tenant had called in, you were charged for some of the multiple inspections and occupancy checks performed at the property, and preventative maintenance and lawn care issues after you were notified by the HOA.He have been waiting for direction from you regarding how to proceed with this home.

Not living at the property it seems like a waste to purchase wifi or piggyback of a tenant's network and the need for real time alerts seems unneeded for an investment property.The important features to me seem to be: high quality, motion sensored or rolling recording, night vision, and internal storage. 

I have spent the last couple of years in commercial development specifically storage facilities, but I want to learn how to flip houses.

If i had the roads, electric water ready to go and I was building 22 Duplexs, 1 floor- 3x2 1400 sq ft living apace and 1000 sq foot garage storage per unit to make 44 units total-  Who should I talk to about the time it takes to build out say 5 duplex's or 10 units- trying to learn about how long it takes to get this all traditionally built. 

Add an alpine-style equipment lift to haul up gear/luggage and rent out fat-tire bikes.