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does anybody think it would be a good idea to start an indoor RV/Boat storage facility.
QUESTION:With all the empty and for lease wharehouse space in my city, does
anybody think it would be a good idea to start an indoor RV/Boat storage
facility. A lot of housing developments now have covenants that says you
cannot park your boat or RV in your driveway and I came up with this idea.
This would either be a heated facility or have hook ups for your own use. I am
thinking in the price range of $50-75 per month depending on size of vehicle.
We would also offer a self service work area for the do it yourself fixer,
(winterizing etc).
ANSWER: -I pay $30,00/mo for outside/fenced/paved. secure space...have done this for 5
winters and am satisfied with this arrangement. Your idea soinds viable in the
right area...but I would NOT be willing to pay double to be indoors.
-Here in the Kansas City area they have underground storage
(converted limestone mining caves, everything from warehouses to
paint-ball arenas are in the caves.) I checked last year,
and they charged $90/month. All spots were accessible at any
time, come and go as needed. (Gated security at the entrance,
rather hard to get in from the any other way ;-)
No problem with large rigs, they even have 18-wheelers stored
there. Tempreature is about 60 degrees year-round.
I wondered about humidity/mildew, but they claim to have
air circulation systems to handle that.
I couldn't find any other indoor storage large enough for
a 40' rig for less than $200/month. So your price is
certainly low enough!
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