DanielAs a busy OC  medical professional, you may have a target on your back and risk getting taken advantage of in The real estate space. 

It is located near a local medical school, where his son just graduated from.

Sometimes they just want to get enough to cover the remaining mortgage and a credit card debts or medical bills.

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Samsung, Dell, a huge medical research facility hasn't even opened yet that will bring a ton of high paying jobs.   

Tons of economic growth at Fort Gordon, SIbley Mill, lots of efforts to improve the downtown area (money being spent down there), and a growing medical community.

Inflation (other than medical & housing) is not going where they (the Fed) want it also.

Or, if you have bills that's go unpaid like cable or electric or medical bills and they go to collections, that has a negative affect on you credit.

The common theme of people who default on their storage units are often huge unpaid medical bills, some type of addiction, or legal issues.

. , where they're larger facilities with various amenities, depending upon the area and incomes, which include food service, but are non medical.