Would echo Blake's post the hands off investor is filled with so many gold nuggets.

The reasons for the demand increase are the increasing number of people living solo and being unable to afford homes with large storage spaces and the growth of e-commerce sales. e-commerce sales have been increasing at a rate of about 20% per year for the last several years, and since the majority of items are being shipped with self storage companies, the storage facilities are filling up quickly.

Is it because so much supply hit the market that your clients weren't able to fill their units?

Reading the instructions on how to fill out the W9, it is not clear to me whether I should be listing my LLC on line 1 or my personal name, with the LLC listed on line 2 as a disregarded entity.

Fill a garage up with tools in the evening and wake up to it stripped bare in the morning. 

As @Chris Masons pointed out, there is a secondary market for flood insurance, you do not have to get it from FEMA. you can also check FEMA online, there they have maps that you can zoom into your property and get an exact marking for what level the property is. however, it does not matter if your units are a certain distance above grade, the problem lies with your basement, you have a basement, you have to pay flood insurance, especially if the mechanical are down there. the only way around that at that point is to raise the mechanical and fill in the basement with stone, FEMA site will even tell you that.

I have been reading previous post from you and have been to your blog and am wondering if a property is listed with the wrong address (1 number is incorrect potentially voiding the sale) and the tax certificate is purchased, notice to vacate it sent, and ejectment lawsuit is filled 6 months later to establish possession, if property is adversely held by investor for 3 years can the investor get the deed to the property?

Paul filled out financing applications with multiple lenders and then chose Orchard funding who is a reputable hard Money Lender in our market. 

There will be 30+ units (80% 1BR and 20% studios) that need to be filled when renovations are completed.

As the rental market is consistently hot in NYC, we focus a lot of time on keeping the buildings in our portfolio filled with good tenants, and branch out to other management companies when our vacancies dry up.I've also been charged with bringing in new property management accounts for our company, something that I hope the brains here on BP can help me with.