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Making Money with Self Storage Webinar

On April 8, 2009, self-storage expert RK Kliebenstein, President of Coast-to-Coast Storage, will present the free webinar “How to Make Money in Self-Storage,” part of the Mini‑Storage Messenger Self-Storage Webinar Series. In today’s economy, self-storage operators are looking for strategies to generate more revenue, cut expenses, and increase equity. RK Kliebenstein will share his insights on topics including increasing rents, creating greater value through equity growth, and controlling expenses.

With over 20 years of experience in the self-storage industry, Mr. Kliebenstein is a frequent speaker at industry events and is the co-author of the books “How to Invest in Self-Storage,” “How to Make Money in Self-Storage,” and “How to Make More Money in Self-Storage.” The webinar will be sponsored by Coast-to-Coast Consulting and moderated by Poppy Behrens, Co‑Publisher, MiniCo Publishing.

The Mini-Storage Messenger Self-Storage Webinar Series offers informative monthly webinars free of charge to self-storage professionals and other individuals. For more information or to register, visit www.ministoragemessenger.com. Online registration is required for this free live event.

MiniCo Publishing, a division of MiniCo, Inc., publishes the “Mini-Storage Messenger,” the leading monthly trade magazine covering the global self-storage industry. Other publications include “Self-Storage Now!,” “Mobile Self-Storage Magazine,” “RV & Boat Storage Today,” “Self‑Storage Canada,” the “Self-Storage Almanac,” the “Self-Storage Development Handbook,” and the “Self‑Storage Buyer’s Guide.”

Since 1974, Phoenix-based MiniCo, Inc. has been a self-storage leader providing superior specialty insurance programs, informative publications and valuable products and services created expressly for the self‑storage industry.

Add comment March 28th, 2009

Class C Self-Storage Buildings Selling

Transactions are still happening in the self-storage industry, despite the credit crunch and the possibility of a prolonged recession. Wolf River Partners, a Wisconsin-based management company, acquired a self-storage property at 3815 Clark Ave. in Cleveland from CRZ3 LLC for $1.075 million or $30.71 per square foot. This was a Class C self-storage building that was originally built in 1926. It’s located in the industrial area of the city.

Add comment March 27th, 2009

Lock Up Storage Going Up Near Tropicana Field

Who says self-storage development is coming to a grinding halt? Come September, the ballpark will be bookended by self-storage warehouses when the Lock Up opens in a remodeled phone book plant, according to the St. Pete Times. BRB Development promises it’s the Nordstrom of the self-storage industry. Marcus & Millichap’s Mike Mele is quoted in this article about the new premier storage facility.

Add comment March 26th, 2009

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