One of the major trades is in ground up self storage projects is metal framing and metals are at a historic all time high without any signs of slowing down.

that I have to assume is the majority of the wholesalers . 

We inherited all 4 tenants and are converting them to our leases as their previous leases expire-so far we've had some headaches but nothing more major than any of our local holdings.

We inherited all 4 tenants and are converting them to our leases as their previous leases expire-so far we've had some headaches but nothing more major than any of our local holdings.

From the price tag, it must be a majority of it?

My thought process is, I don't see the price of E going down anytime, and if we can at the very least lower the majority of our bill with these panels, it's a win. 

Owners with 40+ units tend to have more expenses (maintenance, utilities, etc.) and are more likely to have tenants that pay late, so we try to wait until the majority of funds are received before paying them. 

Repairs are not major, little sheet rock work and plumbing bill.

If you look at the analysts from the major investment firms, banks and hedge funds, many of them are discussing that a more realistic number for investors to expect in equities (stocks) for quite a long time will be closer to 7% and this is before the index fund expense ratio and inflation is factored in.

Most major metros have huge housing shortages, so my hypothesis would be that both areas will be roughly equivalent, with RTP maybe having a slight edge.