In fact, I have some properties where the duplex does have a garage and I rent it out to someone else who doesn't live there for storage.

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(We have three separate garage storage units).

But I ran the numbers with the taxes I got on the Dallas county website and it still looks feasible

In my case, I have residential rentals in one LLC, commercial properties in another, self storage in a third, and my real estate company operates in a fourth.

@Jordan Fiore it's about 7400 sq ft of medical office space and another 4k of storage space.

Where do you post your garage and basement storage for rent?

Unless I am way off on this pricing, it's not really feasible, hence the reason I am looking into alternatives.

Gorgeous hardwood floors, extra basement and attic storage, large, flat, fully fenced yard surrounded by trees for total privacy, huge shed with electric to rear of property.