If that's the question, normally a seller (owner) can talk to a self-storage broker and go through the process of an on-market sale.

If you were considering selling your Property Management Contracts, I know the normal is too sell it for your annual revenue (ex. $100/mo contracts, sell for $1200).

In both instances, we provided a 50% refund even though we didn’t need to in one of the bookings, but in both cases the dates were rebooked by a different guest albeit at a 45% lower rate than we normally listed at.

Hi @Tino RomeroI normally recommend small yearly increases every lease signing.

Through a normal mortgage through my banker with 20% down.

They are a segment of the population that is reportedly unaffected by this, and they have an obligation to keep things operating as normally as possible. 

@John BakerSounds like I may need to prepare for a period time of vacancy, longer than normal, maybe?

I have a 3 and 5-year old and can't imagine willingly stepping into such a thing...that's just me.As far a loan, you want to a normal owner-occupied residential loan.

Also you will probably need a registered agent unless you can receive process during normal business hours.

Example: really nice 350k property, HGTV ready, multiple offers - my clients had a home sale contingency and a VA loan, normally a non-starter and we still got the deal!