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Nebraska self storage owners

Selling a self storage facility in Nebraska.

Nebraska facilities tend to be steady in a way that coastal buyers do not understand and therefore do not pay for. Tenants stay for years, the town does not empty out, and the same families rent the same units through one generation into the next.

What we find over and over here is a facility earning a perfectly good living on rents that are ten or fifteen dollars a month under what the place across the highway charges. That gap is the whole conversation, and you should know about it whether you sell to us or run it for another decade.

No commission. Cash or seller financing, your choice. Sixty days to close, no bank involved. And you deal with me, start to finish.

Rather just call?

Fifteen minutes on the phone will tell you more than any page will. I answer it myself.

(970) 875-0088 Get my free valuation

If I miss you, leave a message with your name and I will call you back the same day.

What we look for in Nebraska

Small, independent, and run the old way.

Ag town stability

Occupancy in these towns does not swing the way it does in a metro. A buyer who knows that will pay for it. A buyer who does not will discount your facility for being small.

Rents well under market

The single most common thing we find in Nebraska. We will tell you the number for your three mile radius in the report, free, and you can act on it with or without us.

Family owned for decades

Held in a personal name, or a trust set up years ago, or between siblings who have different ideas. None of that complicates a sale as much as people fear.

Towns we are actively looking in across Nebraska, though this is not the whole list. If yours is not here, ask anyway.

  • Grand Island
  • Kearney
  • North Platte
  • Scottsbluff
  • Norfolk
  • Hastings
  • Columbus
  • Fremont
  • Beatrice
  • McCook
  • Lexington
  • Sidney

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 Nebraska 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.

The space inside the units added up, not the size of the lot. A rough number is fine.

Every door, rented or not, including any outdoor parking spaces.

If it is easier, tell us roughly how many sit empty and we will work it out.

Or skip the form and call me directly at (970) 875-0088. I answer my own phone.
You can also pick a time on my calendar and I will call you then.

Find out what your Nebraska facility is worth.

A written value range, a market report for your county, and a straight conversation with the person who would buy it.