Self Storage Syndicated Equities’ core values are Fun, Integrity, Drive, and Others-First. As part of our commitment to Others-First, we strive to educate our investors, partners, and the general public about self storage. The Roman philosopher Seneca once said, “Luck is what happens when preparation meets opportunity”. This Frequently Asked Questions page is to serve as preparation for anyone interested in learning more about self storage and SSSE. The opportunities come when you sign up for Self Storage Syndicated Equities’ investors list or buyers list by clicking the links in our menu bar. We hope to be lucky enough to work together.
If there are any questions that you have that are not answered below, please contact info@ssse.com
How do I invest with SSSE?
At SSSE, we provide both accredited and non-accredited investors access to tax-advantaged self storage investments with an emphasis on downside mitigation and social stewardship. Our syndications range from acquiring existing value-add self storage facilities to expanding existing facilities, from converting vacant big box stores into self storage to building from the ground up.
At SSSE, we provide both accredited and non-accredited investors access to tax-advantaged self storage investments with an emphasis on downside mitigation and social stewardship. Our syndications range from acquiring existing value-add self storage facilities to expanding existing facilities, from converting vacant big box stores into self storage to building from the ground up. The first step to investing with Self Storage Syndicated Equities is to fill out our investor onboarding webform. It is quick and easy and can be found on our website SSSE.com by clicking the “Investors” menu link in the upper left corner. Once you have submitted your investor webform, you will have the opportunity to schedule an introductory phone call with one of our investor relations team members. A scheduling program will automatically appear. After that, stay tuned for the next investment opportunity! If we have any active raises occurring that are a good fit for your investor profile, our investor relations team member will let you know on the call and will walk you through getting access to the investor portal. Otherwise, we typically will send out an email whenever there is a new investment opportunity. It will have the high level details including whether it is a 506(b) syndication (for both accredited and non-accredited investors that we have pre-existing relationships with) or a 506(c) syndication (for accredited investors only). There will also be a link to the investment opportunity’s web page! On the webpage will be more details including a short description at the top, followed by buttons to schedule a call, access the investor portal to review the documents, and a video summary. The investment process concludes with accessing the investor portal and signing the subscription documents and wiring funds through the investment portal. Our investor relations team will be there to help every step of the way.
What are the most important factors in selling a self-storage facility?
The most important factors in selling a self-storage facility are:
Occupancy and Rent Rates: High occupancy and rent rates are crucial in attracting potential buyers. A well-maintained facility with high occupancy and rent rates will be more appealing to potential buyers and will likely command a higher sale price.
Physical Condition: The physical condition of the facility is also an important factor in attracting potential buyers. A well-maintained facility with modern security features and a clean and attractive appearance will be more appealing to potential buyers.
Location: The location of the self-storage facility is a crucial factor in attracting potential buyers. A facility in a high-density, growing population area with a strong local economy will be more attractive to potential buyers.
Financial Performance: The financial performance of the self-storage facility is critical in attracting potential buyers. A facility with a solid history of profitability, with consistently high occupancy and rent rates, will be more attractive to potential buyers.
Market Conditions: The market conditions for self-storage facilities can impact the sale of a facility. Understanding the current market conditions and the outlook for the self-storage industry is crucial in determining the sale price of a facility.
Legal and Regulatory Environment: The legal and regulatory environment of the self-storage industry can impact the sale of a facility. Understanding any local zoning, permitting, and licensing requirements is crucial in determining the sale price and attracting potential buyers.
Marketing Strategy: A well-designed marketing strategy that effectively showcases the strengths of the self-storage facility can be critical in attracting potential buyers. Utilizing online and offline marketing techniques to reach a wide audience can increase the chances of a successful sale.
Representation: Engaging a knowledgeable real estate broker with experience in the self-storage industry can be very helpful. An experienced broker can help market the facility, negotiate the sale price, and handle the legal and regulatory aspects of the sale process. Alternatively, selling direct to buyer can avoid the need for a broker, save money, save time, and be even more convenient than working with a broker.