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Mini Storage Keeps Sport Equipment SafeBy admin on June 19, 2008 | No Comments
We live in a fast paced stressful world and everyone needs a little recreation. Sports activities are a great way to help you get in or stay in shape and relieve stress. You will be spending time with family and friends too. But where do you store all the equipment needed for many sports activities? Many people rent mini storage spaces to keep out of season equipment organized and safe.
Kickball is a super game to play with your kids. The equipment needed is simply a ball and something for bases. Tetherball is anther fun family activity. The ball is tied to a pole and hangs down at hand level. Another sport that requires equipment is badminton. You need a net, lightweight rackets and the birdie or ball. Baseball is the a great summer fun sport that will require bats, balls, gloves and helmets, and bases while volleyball will require a ball and net.
When fall comes there is football and all the gear needed to play safe. Football players often have a lot of gear that takes up lots of space. Camping is another fun family activity that has lots of equipment. There are tents and sleeping bags, cooking and eating utensils, and emergency needs.
When the season ends, you need somewhere to store your equipment. You want a clean, dry space that can be either mobile or in a facility. Mini storage spaces are perfect for sports equipment.
If you are not into playing the sport, maybe you collect memorabilia from your favorite team or sport. Collecting requires a lot of space and you may need to rent mini storage space to keep your overflow. A favorite pro team collector creates scrapbooks with clippings about the games, their favorite players and interviews. Ticket stubs and photographs are kept in scrapbooks or photo boxes. Other items need to be stored in larger containers. Items like the team jersey, the game ball and large photographs of the team player. You may have a large collection of baseball, football and basketball cards stored in albums. If you have more than one favorite team or sport, you probably have several collections that need to be stored out of the way.
Hunters and golfers often collect stuff related to their favorite sport. Hunters might have throw pillows printed with hunting dogs and antler themed lamps while a golfer or horseback rider or bass fishing enthusiast might have things related to their hobby. These collections can accumulate and take over your living space. Putting some of the collection in mini storage can free up space while letting you keep the collectibles.
When placing your things in containers to store, you should take a few precautions.
First think about the location of the units. If you frequently need access, look for a mini storage located close to your residence or consider a mobile container unit to be delivered to your home.
Another consideration is how much space will you need. Rent a smaller unit at a facility that specializes in storing small amounts and fill it completely instead of wasting money on a larger unit.Ask about security and insurance. Do they have 24 hour security or video cameras? Will you need to get your own insurance coverage? Is the unit climate controlled? High humidity and water leaking into the unit can damage your collectibles.
Having a hobby, whether it is playing a sport, or collecting memorabilia from that sport, means you have lots of stuff that needs to be stored and kept safe from the elements. Renting a mini storage will free up space and keep your collectibles safe.
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Mini Storage Perfect For Season GearBy admin on June 7, 2008 | No Comments
You have stuff you use certain times of the year. Maybe it is the boating accessories you take to the lake each summer or the fishing gear you spend the spring using. Each holiday there are decorations for outside and inside. Your winter sports gear needs a place to stay during the summer. Using a mini storage building is the extra space you need to store your off season things.
The idea of a mini storage building evokes pictures of boxy, metal garage type buildings lining highways and dark industrial areas. The facilities built today are more modern, architecturally pleasing and made to blend in with their surroundings.
There are a few steps to take when picking a facility to store your belongings and packing the items correctly.
Estimate how much space you will need to store your off season items. Make a rough sketch of possible ways to arrange your items so they are organized and easily accessible when you need them. Choose a mini storage building and pack to the ceiling instead of paying for unused space in a larger unit. These mini units are specifically designed for small loads.
Check with facilities in your area to get an estimate on the square footage of their mini storage building . If your equipment takes up vertical space, be sure to get height measurements as well.
Ask about the monthly rental cost and if there is any security deposits required. Is there a minimum time to rent the building? Insuring your contents might be your responsibility so be sure to ask. Find out when you can access your belongings. Most mini store building facilities allow access 24 hours a day for free, but some will have restrictions and charges. Ask what type of security the facility uses. You do not want your valuable gear ending up in the possession someone else.
Will you need a flashlight to access your belongings at night or is lighting provided? Will you need electrical outlets? Ask if the buildings are wired for electricity. Will you need controlled conditions for your items? Storing holiday candles in a building that can easily reach over 100 degrees can lead to disaster. The building needs to be dry for those heirloom linens and electronics. Having your building temperature and humidity controlled usually costs extra.
You should give some thought to how you will organize your belongings. Pack carefully. Use boxes that close in size for easier stacking. Plastic containers will hold up better than cardboard. Leave room to walk between boxes and gear. Fill the boxes to the top with padding to keep them from collapsing.
Treat anything metal with a rust protector. Finding your lawnmower with huge rust holes next spring can be disappointing. Lay plastic sheeting and old bed sheets on the floor to protect from condensation. Leave room around the walls for air to circulate.
Do not store flammables or combustibles in your mini store building. This includes gasoline, oil, cleaning fluids and paint thinner. Empty all gas tanks in your lawn mowers, boat motors and other gasoline powered equipment.
Storing your off season holiday decorations, outdoor furniture, kids toys, winter clothes, golf clubs, skis, bicycles, tools, camping gear, and lawn equipment in a mini storage building allows you to free up space in your home. With a little planning and organizing, you can have your belongings stored and easily accessed when you need them.
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Portable Storage Offers FlexibilityBy admin on June 5, 2008 | No Comments
Portable self storage is containers provided by a storing company to use in storing or moving your goods. The containers are delivered to a customers residence. The customer then loads and packs them. They are either left at the residence or returned to a central warehouse where the customer can access later.
The containers are secure. There is only one entry that is locked with a key the renter has possession of. The warehouse area the units are stored in usually have sophisticated security systems and climate controlled temperatures. The transport trucks have special security systems to ensure your container and belongings are protected should something unfortunate happen in transit.
Portable self storage containers can be rented for a short period or for the long term. The length of time depends on your own needs. The units can be stored off site at a facility until you need it. Only you can access the container since you have the key to the lock. It will be delivered wherever and whenever you are ready for it.
How much stuff will a container hold? These containers vary in size but the rule of thumb is a 5 foot by 8 foot by 7 foot container is large enough for a room of furniture and belongings. To get the correct size for your needs, talk to your provider on their recommendation.
You can store items while you move or belongings that need to be out of the way while you are remodeling. Furniture, clothing, knick knacks and most items in your home will fit into a container.
These containers are great for someone who is moving, but they can be used for all sorts of storing needs. New businesses can store goods while your storefront is being prepared. Instead of trying to store items in a garage or other personal space, moving the goods into a portable self storage bin will save you space. You can organize the items in the unit by date of receipt or by type of item or any other way you like. When the storefront is ready for business, the container can be moved to the storefront to be unloaded. The units can be retained to store extra stock.
You need to consider the size, price and how portable the container is when choosing a portable self storage container. Compare several different suppliers since prices can vary widely.Find a container in your price range. You should decide before hand your budget and how much you are willing to spend on the container. Be sure to factor into your budget the length of time you will be renting the container
Sizes also vary among companies. Some have containers as small as a closet or larger than your living room. Having a good idea of the size you will need will help you limit your options and dealers.
Check on the portability of the container you choose. Some containers can only be used in one area while others can be moved from area to area. Some companies might move your container for you. The container can be delivered to your address so you can take your time to pack the container.
Portable self storage is convenient and affordable for moving and storing your stuff. The containers are easily transported to your door for loading and delivered to your new residence or a facility for storing.
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Size MattersBy admin on May 17, 2008 | No Comments
The bigger, the better is a commonly held notion on our planet. It seems that we are each on a quest to satiate lifes hunger for more. In an attempt to satisfy this need, things are bought and collections are acquired. Boats, bikes and cars are bought. Huge, walking, talking, spinning, robotic toys are purchased for our kids, who seem to understand from an early age that getting a big, shiny, new toy is better than playing with one that they already have. Yes, having stuff is great, until it falls onto your head from an overcrowded closet shelf. Being able to buy stuff is amazing, until the day comes when you stand in awe at the mass of objects that you have accumulated and say, No More! But what do you do with it all? Where will box after box of stuffed animals, dinner plates, Christmas ornaments and that unused stationary bike go?
It is then that a new quest has begun. This is the quest for self storage units to hold all of your clutter and overflow. Before you find yourself falling into that old pattern of bigger is better, as you go out to rent some self storage units that are as big as your garage and then some, do a little homework to determine what size you really need. In the storing business, size does matter, but bigger is not always better.
There are many sizes available for self storage units . If you have a relatively small amount of stuff to store, 25 sq. ft., or about the size of a hall closet, should suffice. This space will hold small pieces of furniture, such as a chest of drawers or TV stand, a twin size mattress and box spring, and several boxes. It might even hold that unused fish aquarium that has been collecting dust for a year and a half.
If you have a bit more stuff to store, you might choose a 50 sq. ft. space, which is roughly the size of a standard walk in closet. With some organization, these self storage units can hold the contents of a small one bedroom apartment.
You need to go bigger? No problem. Self storage units come in sizes varied enough to meet all of your space saving requirements. Perhaps a 75 sq. ft. space would be more effective. This area is roughly the size of a large walk in closet, like the one in the house that you wish now that you had purchased so you would be able to hold all of your seasonal clothing. These self storage units hold the contents of a standard one bedroom apartment, perhaps a motorcycle or the hockey sticks and goalie net that surely your sons used more than twice.
Still not enough room for all of your things? Then step up to a 100sq.ft. unit, and you will have a space as big as an average sized bedroom to catch and store all of the things you do not want to trip over anymore. This unit will actually hold the contents of a one or two bedroom apartment, including appliances and several miscellaneous boxes.
If you are needing to store a vehicle, such as a car or small boat, some dune buggies, or the contents of a two to three bedroom apartment, you might want to opt for a 150 sq. ft. unit. There should be plenty of room in there, as well, to hold your massive collection of rock albums.
Still not enough room? No worries. If you are packing up an entire 3 or 4 bedroom house worth of contents, there are units to fit your need. Imagine a space as large as a single car garage, approximately 200 to 250 sq. ft. There is plenty of room for stacking, arranging, and even making a path through there for easy access to the old claw foot bathtub that you got from your mother that you swore you would turn into a beautiful garden planter one day.
If you need more room than that, bigger is absolutely better. There are some self storage units that span 300 sq. ft. This space holds the contents of an entire three to four bedroom house, and is as big as one of those extra long garages, like the one in that other house with the big walk in closet that you wish now that you would have bought.
With all of these size options, does not it make it much easier to get out there and clean your garage?
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Storage For Your WineBy admin on May 13, 2008 | No Comments
The phrase wine storage conjures up many different images to many different people. Some people like to simply keep a few bottles on hand for a special occasion or in case company unexpectedly drops by. Others like to have a glass or two every night with dinner or to wind down after a hard day at the office. Still other folks enjoy concocting their own wine, experimenting with different fruits and methods. And then there are always investors that purchase this nectar of the gods in bulk in hopes of a large return on their money in the future. Whatever the reason or the quantity, people need some place to put their wine.
A little thought and some care needs to be put into taking care of wine. Laying a few attractive bottles on the kitchen counter in a cute display rack or placing a couple of favorite bottles in the family refrigerator will be fine for a short while. But eventually the counter space is needed and the milk jug will usually take precedence in the fridge. Many newer homes come with built in cabinet space or a small beverage refrigerator specifically intended for adult and children drinks alike. Another option is to do some minor remodeling on an existing kitchen. An example of an easy Do It Yourself project is to remove an old appliance like a trash compactor from the 1970s and replace it with a more stylish wine rack from the twenty-first century.
The box has become a popular replacement for the traditional bottle over the last several years. This container usually holds about four bottles of wine, and has an easy to pour spout. This allows the connoisseur to drink the beverage at their own pace, without the hassles of the traditional cork. And it alleviates the age old problem of whether to finish the entire bottle in one sitting or hoping it will still taste okay the next time wine is being served. The box will keep the beverage fresh and tasty for up to six weeks, unlike an uncorked bottle.
Vintners usually have a designated area set aside for their wine storage . Oftentimes wine making begins as a simple hobby, but grows into an actual business. Obviously the accommodations must grow along with the size of the hobby.
Another sector of people that needs wine storage is the investors. They often purchase their investment in bulk and stow it away for several years. This is because a young wine is far less expensive, and it becomes more valuable as it ages. Many collectors allow the wine to rest for several years, then sell half of the collection and drink the other half. The problem of course is where to put the wine during this process.
It is usually difficult to find a house with a ready made wine cellar, and building one into an existing home can be cost prohibitive or even unrealistic. This is why many offsite facilities now have the capability of wine storage . These locations utilize state of the art technology. The temperature and humidity are controlled very carefully, and the security is top notched. Professionals are on hand that have had specific training and are experts when it comes to wine. The convenience, service, and security are of the utmost importance.
Proper wine storage is always important. It makes no difference as to the reason for the need!
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Are You Needing Car Storage?By admin on May 12, 2008 | No Comments
Storing a vehicle can be the best thing you ever did for your sanity. Many a relationship has had words about his classic car or the anniversary car gift that she cannot get rid of. Storing your car can sometimes cause less stress on a relationship. So, depending on what your situation is you might be in the market for car storage . Car storage is usually something that the rental facility has as an added feature to their regular rentals. If the original property was not laid out for parking then many site managers will re-evaluate their property to accommodate parking for vehicles. This is added revenue for many rental sites as it is literally renting unused space, unlike the rental units that are expected to have a certain intake of rent.
Besides storing vehicles, many sites also will have rental parking spaces for recreational vehicles. Many states that have a cooler climate will have a larger demand for this type of parking because travel tends to slow down in the cooler and colder months. Many sites will charge customers by the foot since many recreational vehicles do not come in standard sizes. For a little bit more money, you can rent a covered parking area for your recreational vehicle. This provides more protection from the elements and many owners will purchase a large cover for the RV so that extra protection is gained.
Car storage can be short term or long term depending on the needs of the individual car owner.
Long-term reasons:
Leaving the country
Moving to the city
Being deployed in the military
Restoring an older vehicle
Estate of person in probate
Driving the company car
Homeowners association rules
Seasonal weatherShort-term reasons:
Remodeling home
Extended vacation
Waiting for teenager to get license
Waiting to sell a carMany people out there like to collect cars and then find themselves out of room to store them in. Most houses will only have a two-car garage at best and some homes do not have garages. Of course if you are able to spend a little money, you can extend your current garage or build another garage close to your residence. Some big time collectors have large warehouses to store their precious vehicles in. These types of rental areas provide protection from the elements and added security.
Space equals money so if your facility can utilize all the space on your property, then you will be gaining the most revenue from your space. Car storage is great to offer your customers because it does not take much upkeep at all to maintain. Making sure the parking areas area clearly marked and the driveway is clean and hole free is about it for maintenance.
Are you someone that is looking for car storage now or in the future? The same important factors apply when looking to store your vehicle as looking for a rental unit. You want to make sure the facility is convenient and looks clean and secure from the outside. Ask the manager of the site to give you a tour and have them point out some of the features and benefits of the property. This will help you make your decision on where you will want to store your car. Doing a little shopping around can save you a some money, but convenience is usually the most important factor in this type of decision.
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Storage Leases Made EasyBy admin on May 6, 2008 | No Comments
Customers sign a lengthy lease whenever they rent a new self storage space. It is usually long and full of legalese that the facility manager will go over with them, step by step. But many facility managers also give new tenants an easy to read cheat sheet that contains some important suggestions and answers many frequently asked questions about this particular self storage site and its policies. And, most importantly, this reference sheet is written in the terms of a layman, so non lawyers can understand what it says!
With just a quick glance at the reference sheet the customer will be able to see the exact address and telephone number of their new self storage site. Their unit number and any gate codes or access codes that they will need are also listed in bold letters. This is important information for the new renter to give to a professional moving company or family and friends that are going to be helping. This information will also be needed in later months when the tenant needs to pay his bill, or if he has a question for the facility manager.
The office hours as well as the hours that the tenant can access his unit appear on this reference sheet. Oftentimes the cheat sheet will stress that management lives on the property for security reasons ONLY, and they are NOT to be disturbed outside of the regular office hours. Holiday hours for both the office and unit accessibility are also outlined.
The cheat sheet will tell the new tenant the exact amount of rental money that is due, and on what date it is due every month. It lets the renter know the different ways in which a payment can be made, whether in person, or via snail mail, or over the telephone, etc. It will often give details as to where a drop box is located or how they can use a kiosk machine to make a payment after office hours. Automatic billing or paying online at the website of the self storage site have both become very popular payment options over the years, since both of these options are easier and less stressful for the customer and the facility manager.
And the cheat sheet reminds the customer of the different types of payment that are accepted for rent such as cash, check, money order, credit or debit card. It also explains how a fee for insufficient funds, plus a late fee, will be added to an account if a check used for payment happens to bounce.
The reference sheet also has other pertinent information. It goes over many of the basic rules of the facility. This includes things like the speed limit in the area and the policy for parking cars or storing containers overnight. It will advise the customer not to simply follow another car through the access controlled gate if they happen to forget their own PIN number. Piggy backing into the area will usually result in the tenant being stuck behind the gate when it is time to leave.
The cheat sheet will explain to the customer how to go about using the free dollies and carts that are provided, as well as the stipulations for using the dumpster. How to go about changing an address or a telephone number or an email address is also covered. And it will emphasize how live animals, toxic materials, and odor producing items are never permitted in a self storage space.
The lease agreement is the legal document that all rental customers need to peruse, but a reference sheet can be a quick an easy guide for a self storage tenant.
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August 2005 Property Management Blog Archive
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Everything Is Bigger In TexasBy admin on May 3, 2008 | No Comments
Everything is bigger in Texas. That is what the saying is in the south. Well getting a rental space in Texas is very easy to do and not a big hassle. There are facilities in plenty in the lone star state. Texas is also the state with the largest rental organization in the country. This Texas Self Storage organization, has more than 3000 facilities under its banner. That number is unmatched by any other association in the country. With over 51k facilities in the country, Texas has 1 out of every 17 facilities located within its borders. If you take a moment to think about it, that is impressive. Texas has the second largest land area in the country over California by almost 100,000 square miles. California has more people located within its borders than Texas by over 13 million people. You would think that California would have more facilities.
Who are all these Texas Self Storage groups? They provides a great opportunity for property owners to share best practices, and improve on their own businesses. Their entire mission is to improve leadership, give opportunities to grow in your own business and to promote the code of ethics.
Why would someone want to join a Texas Self Storage group? There are many benefits of membership to an association for the property owners. One of the benefits includes a reference manual with details on state and federal statutes that speak about renting spaces in Texas, as well as, step by step produces on foreclosures and evictions.
Other benefits include standardized forms so no one company has to try to create a form on their own. Texas Self Storage organizations allow property owners to save his or her company thousands of dollars in fees because they check and double check to ensure the rules are being followed. They review state and federal property ownership and rental contracts so that no one in the association is sued. Also, members have the pleasure of receiving a newsletter that gives you updates in the rental world and helpful tips on how to grow your business.
There seem to be many more benefits than what was listed above, so how do you join? You can look online for an application. Make sure that it clearly details the dues needed to join and how everything works. You have to make the decision whether or not this venture would benefit you and your company. It seems that over 3000 other property owners believed that joining the association was a good idea. You could also talk to fellow property owners and ask if they are members of any association and if they find it beneficial.
Some of the Texas Self Storage groups and organizations have been around for over twenty years now helping out the industry and trying to improve it. It looks like they bring a lot to the table in terms of training and organization of important federal and state documents. They do not look for any one company to fail and give you many tools to be successful. Some groups also have memberships for those companies that assist the industry and supply products and services to the facilities. By being the largest storing industry in the country with as many members as it has, it seems like everything really is bigger in Texas.
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October 2005 Self Storage Blog Archive
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The MoveBy admin on April 29, 2008 | No Comments
Moving to another town can be a very traumatic experience for everyone. A parent has to start a new job, a child has to start a new school, and a teenager has to find new friends. A new church, doctors, and a veterinarian all have to be found. Here are a few tips for a family moving themselves to a new area that will help it be a little less stressful for everyone when looking for a self storage unit.
Two months ahead of time is when the move should really begin. Someone needs to reserve a rental truck, and infrequently used items need to be boxed up. Going to a nearby facility to get a self storage unit is a great place to start. The truck can be rented, moving supplies can be purchased, and a self storage unit can be secured. All with just one stop a self storage unit can be had!
Next, the family should begin boxing up items that are infrequently used. Things in the attic, the garage, and the basement all have to be sorted. As do all seasonal items that are not currently being used. These things should be donated, thrown away, or boxed up and stowed away. The family needs to remember to make an inventory of all of the items and where they are now located. By the end of the move it will be impossible to remember what is at Grandmas, what was relocated to the new house, and what is in the self storage unit?
The family also wants to remember to start a file or some type of system to collect all of the receipts, estimates, and other paperwork involved. A move can be tax deductible for a family that itemizes, but the paperwork must be in order.
One month before the move date the family should start cleaning out closets, dresser drawers, and other little cubbyholes. They need to be using up or giving away any cleaners that have been opened. They also need to start eating the foods from the freezer and other perishables. Cleaners and foods cannot be put into a self storage unit, and will cause nothing but problems if moved to the new home.
At the one month mark all utilities, newspapers, and post offices should be contacted, about both the move and the arrival. Have everything turned off the day after the move, and everything turned on at the new home a day before arrival. This can help with many unforeseen problems.
Other people to contact about four weeks before the move will include friends and family members that will be assisting on the big day. Contact any doctors and pharmacists that a trusted health care professional recommends, as well as administrators and teachers at the new schools. Also send out New Address notices to credit card companies, friends and family members. Let them know your new address so you can stay in touch.
Collect all of the important family papers and put them in one area. A safe deposit box can be temporarily rented at a local bank. Birth certificates, medical records, and financial documents can all easily get misplaced causing a lot of unnecessary worry and grief.
On the day before Move Day pack things that will be needed in the car. Snacks, DVDs, and games for the kids can make life easier for everyone. Also pack a box of things that will need to be immediately opened at the new house, clearly marking this box PACK LAST. And the day before the big move, call all of your helpers and remind them of how you helped them move that king sized bed up three flights of stairs. A little guilt can go a long way!
On the day of the move just take a deep breath and agree to roll with the punches. Whatever could be done is done, and there is no use worrying about it now. And yes, something is going to go wrong.
May 2006 Property Management Blog Archive
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Mini Storage And Mystery ShoppingBy admin on April 26, 2008 | No Comments
Private mini storage companies hire people to do marketing research by shopping secretly at certain stores. Mystery shopping evaluates customer service quality, employee involvement and products or services provided. These shoppers allow the business to make improvements from the unbiased reports submitted. The main service a mystery shopper provides is an objective picture of the experience the consumer has.
Mystery shopping has been a form of research for private mini storage for many years, although it has become popular recently due to more people wanting or needing extra income. Someone looking at this type of job should be aware of the many scams targeted towards the work at home job seeker. Never pay a fee to apply for shopper jobs.
There are many good reasons to become a shopper. The top four are listed here.
Number one is the shopper can try new things with this type of job. Hiring on as a shopper gives you the courage to work out at the brand new gym with the great new equipment or to dine at the ritzy new restaurant that just opened. Many different industries hire shoppers including retail establishments, restaurants and fast food joints, car dealerships, banks and service companies, theaters and amusement parks. With mystery jobs you can try new products and services that you did not dare try before.
The second reason is you can take on a different personality. You can dress up in clothes that are not your normal style. You can be the difficult consumer, the prominent wealthy customer or the complaining hypochondriac. You are required to act and pretend to be someone your not. With mystery jobs you act as the customer to get the information the client needs and for that you may have to take on a new persona.
The third reason is mystery shopping helps others. With this job, the shopper helps the private mini storage company in concrete ways for improving their products and services. This might in the end help other customers have a good experience with that company.
The final reason is no special qualities or training is necessary to be a shopper. Stay at home moms, part time workers, students and full time employees are all perfect for this job. With mystery shopping there are no set schedules, so it can fit in around your current work. Men and women of any age and background are private mini storage shoppers
The most important skills shoppers need are honesty and reliability, attention to detail and good communication. They should also have good grammar and report writing ability.
The shopper can choose when and where they want to work since jobs are available in a variety of places. The shopper can choose a place near where you live or work so there is no extra gas or travel necessary. Taking your children or friends along on the job usually is allowed. And the bonus is you are often reimbursed for any purchases.
Private mini storage shopping can be done in their spare time. Earnings range from 100 dollars or more per month for part time to full time incomes of around forty thousand dollars a year. The average pay per assignment ranges from 5 dollars to 20 dollars with video mystery shops around seventy five dollars. Shoppers will not make fast money, but with time and work can make extra income each month.
Mystery shoppers will not make a lot of fast money, but if you like to try new things, experience new characters and help others, you might just enjoy trying mystery shopping.
Pennsylvania Furniture Storage
July 2006 Property Management Blog Archive

