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This UK site looks to be doing only ok: sharemystorage.com.
The storage industry is large: http://bit.ly/LXaB86 and probably ripe for disruption. Maybe the timing is right for this to be well-executed. Anyone interested or have any insight?
Best approach is probably just send an email to the storably people to get the straight dope. Looks like their team is still intact.
You gonna feel good letting some sketchy people store stuff? Meth chemicals? Explosives? Guns? Drugs? Your first court date will wipe out any profits.
Interesting question, and I could hypothesize all day about issues you'd have to work out: -> liability if stuff gets stolen? -> 24/7 access? (if you're renting storage space in the basement, do you have to give renters keys to your house?) -> Look at pricing for storage places and then ask yourself what pricing makes sense for both parties. Like if $70/month gets you a 10x12 storage space at a professional site how…
Access would probably not be 24hours....times to be listed on a "sellers" profile.
I've tried reaching Storably, no response yet.
It's illegal. Every storage unit I've rented has had a clause preventing any sort of sublease.