Regarding storage:(k) Yards, patios, balconies, vestibules, hallways, and entrances may not be used to store belongings or to dry clothes.

During this time we were building a new Storage location.  

Is there storage, utility or anything else below the first floor for foundation access?

Either commercial office/storage or turn into multi-family units.

Here’s a quick shortlist that fits your needs (3 doors):Stessa - built for small portfolios; auto-tracks income/expenses and lets you scan receipts via the mobile app.Hemlane - end-to-end PM: leasing, online rent, maintenance, accounting; good if you want workflows plus optional local agent help. hemlane.comBuildium - more robust if you plan to scale; solid accounting and document storage/e-sign for leases and notices.DoorLoop - all-in-one with straightforward pricing as you add units.

I wanted to share my notes and see what others think about whether these issues are warning signs to watch for:Open Door Capital (Brandon Turner / Brian Murray / Ryan Murdock) – Broad focus across asset classes (mobile home parks, apartments, self-storage) and geographies (half the country).

Look at other income streams like boat storage, shrinkwrapping, retail, etc.This is a captial intensive asset but so far it's been a lot of fun.

If you have a garage you can build out spaces that are available for additional monthly costs for bike/kayak/personal item storage.

Self storage specifically.  

For the $215K storage unit, small commercial loans can be tough to find, so try local banks, credit unions, or SBA lenders.