However, where would I find portfolio of that sort?

I technically will pay it off before I apply, but just curious if there is some sort of lookback period lenders underwrite with that I need to be aware of.

The buyers will find you if your deals were good.So I’m assuming that you were spending your money on finding the deals.Spending that sort of money you’re going to need a backend system put together to make sure nothing falls through the cracks.I would honestly suggest hunting with a bow and arrow instead of a shotgun.You will save money and have a higher response rate with more qualified deals

You can sort by date and country, then it lists location and cause of death. 

I'm going to preface all my responses by saying I've only been learning about self-storage for about a month, and I say that to say that I'm still sorting out what I think the best strategy will be for me, but also that the strategy I initially decide on could easily change as I continue to learn about self-storage. 

Mashvisor is another tool... relatively less expensive than airdna ..it works off similar algorithms and will at the very minimum give you a heat map of occupancy rates & even  rental numbers.. you will have to go to the town and click rental comps to see a picture of the existing rental properties and sort by distance or even number to get a fair idea of what others are getting in the vicinity .. add and top it off by searching calendars and occupancy on Vrbo and airbnb sites

@Kyle J.I am actively involved in syndications now, but I still passively invest in other's syndication, so it is sort of hybrid.

I've sort of hit a wall with deal analysis and I'm having a challenge keeping myself accountable. 

What we're being told in the investment materials is that the end users are likely to be some sort of automotive uses that service Amazon's fleet. 

You can sort and filter properties as you need.