Wyoming self storage owners
Selling a self storage facility in Wyoming.
Wyoming storage was mostly built by people who watched an energy boom fill their town and decided somebody ought to put up buildings. A lot of those buildings are still owned by the same family, still full, and still charging what they charged when the last downturn ended.
It is also a state where a facility is often the only one for thirty miles. That is worth a great deal, and it almost never shows up in what an owner thinks the place is worth, because there is nothing nearby to compare it to. Working out that number is precisely what we do before we call you.
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Fifteen minutes on the phone will tell you more than any page will. I answer it myself.
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What we look for in Wyoming
Small, independent, and run the old way.
The only one in town
A facility with no competitor inside a half hour drive has pricing power most owners have never used. We will show you what the rents could support before we ever talk about buying it.
Built through a boom
Late seventies, mid eighties, the 2008 run in the Powder River Basin. Older steel, simple drive up, paid off a long time ago. That is exactly the profile we look for.
Long distances, absent owners
If you moved to Arizona and somebody local checks on it for you, that is common here and it is not a mark against the property. It usually just means the rents have not been touched in a while.
Towns we are actively looking in across Wyoming, though this is not the whole list. If yours is not here, ask anyway.
- Cheyenne
- Casper
- Gillette
- Rock Springs
- Sheridan
- Laramie
- Riverton
- Cody
- Douglas
- Evanston
- Torrington
- Powell
If any of this describes your facility, we would like to talk.
None of it is a criticism. A place that has been run simply for a long time is usually a well built one. It just means some of the value is in what it could do rather than only what it does now.
- Rents that have not moved in several years
- No website, or no way for a tenant to rent online
- Checks in the mail or in a drop box
- No tenant insurance program and no meaningful late fees
- A gate or lock system that is past due
- You are handling the calls yourself, including the weekend ones
Get a free valuation of your Wyoming facility
A real value range and a market report for your county, in writing, within two business days. No cost, no obligation, and no listing agreement anywhere in it.
Find out what your Wyoming facility is worth.
A written value range, a market report for your county, and a straight conversation with the person who would buy it.