Clint Harris, General Partner at Nomad Capital, shares how converting big box retail properties into self-storage is faster, cheaper, and more profitable than building from the ground up. He explains how buying an abandoned Kmart for $1.5 million, investing $2.5 million in renovations, and having it appraised for $9 million became a game-changing investment strategy. Learn why repurposing retail buildings is a cost-effective solution in today’s market.
Why Converting Retail to Self-Storage Beats Building New
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