I also work with real estate agents both investor/residential and frequently do paints for like duplex turnover or people moving into a house and want it painted before they move in. 

So capital concentration is the net input and I am grateful for these.

We are concentrating on building a team to get these flips done quickly but with quality. 

I have several family members with homes on the Cape and we frequently vacation there as well.

I find monthly tasks easier to keep up with than the less frequent ones.

Since this is a side hustle for now, i can't go to the property, especially if it's STR which is more frequent and probably further from me.

If the kitchen is large enough for a dining table then the separate dining room is used less frequently, sometimes only for occasions and holidays. 

As a frequent traveler and lover of nice hotels, and unique Airbnbs, I knew I wanted to blend real estate investing with hospitality.

So...Who will you call to fix your gate, what management system are you using, what is your advertising budget for the property, who many employees will you have on site, what is your retail mix, how many carts will you own on the property, what is your balance of interior climate controlled and exterior units, will you allow RV and boat storage, how do you handle someone living in a unit or running a business from your self storage unit, what is the real demand for storage in that market, does your client base have enough expendable income to afford storage and/or absorb your rent increases, how long of free rent or other promotions are you providing to get your units full, are you planning on expanding the property, how much are you co-investing, what are your fees, what is your carried interest, what relationships do you have with brokers or owners, what markets are you focused on, how are you different than the hundreds of other self storage syndicators, how much time are you dedicating to this venture versus your "day job", do you have the net worth to secure a loan yourself, what terms are you finding for the loans, are you providing the personal guarantee or relying on someone else, fixed or floating rate, what auction company are you using for unit sales, what have you done professionally that would give me the confidence that you will figure this out on the fly, how frequently are you paying distributions, how can i monitor the health of my investment, how frequently will I be getting updates, do you have an investor portal, have you setup a website and professional email address, who is your management company, how many did you interview before settling on them, how many are operating in that market in case you need to replace them, will this be branded units or creating your own brand...At the end of the day, the reason you will be raising money from your friends and family is because they typically won't even know to ask these questions. 

Many clients I assist establish nonprofits for this specific purpose, yet frequently encounter difficulties in securing suitable housing or face budgetary constraints in purchasing property, often opting to lease instead.You’ll want to ensure that whoever you end up leasing to has house rules drafted and requires each resident to comply with them.