Just for background, 40 footers are really deep and hard to get access into, so we don't use them.  

I work with a lending company, so I come across many investors and deals, and it’s always exciting to connect with professionals like you who have such a deep understanding of the market.

[3]      And subletting space to a juice bar is a much different type of rental then subletting space to a gym, What if you could not get a sub-renter, do you have deep enough pockets to cover that.[4]      What about using space in Community Center type recreational properties that are owned by the city, Either Las Vegas or North Las Vegas whichever you're based in?

Comforters when visibly dirty or every few months when my clients do a deep clean.

I have two properties that I keep the books for and just use a google drive folder.

I like to do a deep dive into the past decade or so to see how a market has fared.

The second phase of drive up storage is always the highest profit and least risk.  

The moment I picked up a hammer I was hooked, and that passion still drives me every day, Everyday I strive to be a better tradesman and make a bigger impact on my community with the skills I have learned.

these are the kind of posts that are driving many on BP crazy.. someone ask a question you get some responses then the OP ghost everyone and its just a waste of time circle jerk. :)

Deep down you're probably thinking - there is no way the current four tenants are going to go from $525/month rent to $700!!!!