We are all landlords at the end of the day. Are there tenant types that you avoid or, alternatively, are there tenant types that others tend to avoid but you have found ways to mitigate those risks and gained comfort renting to them? Welders I am sure are not everyone's favorite tenant due to the fire risk. Auto body shops are another one due to the amount of cars on the lot and the condition of said cars can often be an eye sore. I saw someone else mention a kid's gym due to the liability with having kids onsite. What else are on people's lists - obvious or not so obvious?

We're back for week four on July 31st. I hope you can join us. This week Jessica Johnson, Director of Marketing at The Storage Group, is showing us how to use Google and Facebook ads to generate tenant leads before your renovation is even done, so you're fielding calls on day one instead of day ninety. She's covering what to spend, how to target, and what's actually working right now. Not theory, the exact levers that turn a vacant building into a lead pipeline before the paint dries. This could get your next unit leased before you're ready for it -> Marketing: Google / Facebook Date: July 31st Time: 11:00 EDT Duration: 30 minutes -> Check out the community calendar for future calls