A Straight-Talk Guide for Owners Wondering What Comes Next
I put together this free guide to help self-storage owners begin thinking through their next chapter.
It introduces questions worth considering before deciding whether to keep or sell a facility, including:
- What you want the facility you’ve built to make possible for you now.
- What a potential transition would need to accomplish financially and personally.
- Why it can be useful to understand your options before making a decision.
- Questions worth discussing with your family and qualified tax or legal advisers.
The guide isn’t a recommendation to sell. It’s a starting point for thinking through your choices.
I’ll personally send you a copy at no charge.
A Real Person Interested in Buying and Operating Self-Storage Facilities
My name is Dave Torres.
I spent 32 years as an elementary school teacher. When I decided to retire, I began preparing for my next chapter a full year before leaving the classroom.
Today, I’m looking to acquire multiple self-storage facilities to build a business I can own and operate.
I’m not a broker looking for a listing, and I’m not looking to put your facility under contract simply to flip it to someone else.
I’m a prospective buyer. I don’t know whether your facility and my buying criteria would be a fit until we learn more about each other.
That’s why I’d rather begin by understanding what you want to accomplish than assume that selling—or any particular type of sale—is right for you.
Read It. Think It Over. Decide Whether You Want to Talk.
I’ll personally send the guide using the delivery method you select.
You can read it on your own time.
There’s no obligation to schedule a call, provide your facility’s financial information, or make a decision about selling.
If the guide raises questions and you’d like to explore your situation further, you’re welcome to contact me.
We can begin with a brief conversation about your goals and the facility.
If there’s a possible fit and enough reliable information is available, I can research the property and prepare a preliminary written evaluation for us to review together.
That evaluation is a starting point for discussion, not a formal appraisal or guaranteed purchase offer.
The first step is simply understanding your options.