Also you have business startup center in KC: https://www.kcsourcelink.com/This sort of business is a great use of SBA funding combined with grants or special programs available to you in your local area. 

Below is what we are getting back:The state is not accepting your company and EIN address because they see it is a shipping/mailing center address and this is not allowed.

I track buyer’s properties through the MLS (Paragon, using saved searches and the Collab Center).

It has a cancer center and other medical centers.

My wife and I come from very different backgrounds with my parents being entrepreneurs who have started and own their own businesses and operate a few LTRs while hers worked for the same company for his entire career, retired before 60, and live a very comfortable life.I find myself at the center of both, benefitting from a thus far successful career, but also valuing the ability to be financially independent through my own means.

(It's not a profit center for me.)  

It is a solid working class town close to employment centers. 

Our primary criteria are a good school district and commute time to the city center and 2 bedrooms for us. 

; 5-year house price growth 45%- Cons: One of the most vulnerable population centers to a hurricane strike; not sure about future growthDallas:- Pros: House price growth was very fast in the past 2 years; maybe has a bigger potential to grow because tech companies in the Bay Area seem to like moving to Texas- Cons: High property tax; house price growth not as fast as Tampa in the past 5 yearsI would love to seek your advice on:1.

And you need to have facilities big enough for onsite management.. unless of course your going to mom and pop it and you enjoy tinkering with your storage units.. because you live right there and have nothing better to do.One other friend of mine owns some big ones in Sonoma county ( nor CAL)  and he is the same its a business .. he also owns shopping centers.. and has developed time share in Cabo.. so pretty sophisticated guy..