Experts, does this type of arrangement exist for Industrial Space?
I have run an e-comm company for a number of years.  My dad owned a small business and as that was winding down, he started helping me with this business.  We have always run the business out of his 12K SF facility, but are now realizing that 1) He wants to stop working 2) The building is way oversized.  

I can probably scale down and run the business out of my house, but I do need space to receive inventory via container.  I almost need a very informal arrangement to where I can have product delivered, stored, and then I can swing by and pickup as needed.  

Does this exist?  Do I just need to find the right person?
[{"id": "hty1rvd", "text": "3rd party logistics (3PL) is obviously a thing.\n\n I've seen shared warehouses in the DFW area where you rent space and they have common facilities, pallet movers etc. But not staff to receive and store for you.\n\nYou could find a local company with extra pallet space to receive for you. Tough question though, what happens to a damaged or missing pallet that was signed for as received with no damage?", "replies": [{"id": "htya3li", "text": "Thanks for the response.  Looked at 3PL and I think I'd like a little bit more control over shipping products out.  \n\nI've searched out shared warehouses as well, we actually have them around my area but they are few/far between and the ones I've been able to find are pretty far away.   I wasn't sure if I was searching using the right terminology, so far I was looking for \"shared warehouse\" or \"pallet storage\".  In a perfect world, they receive product, store the product, and then I can swing by and then pickup what I need to cover me for the week.  Not sure if an arrangement like that exists.", "replies": [], "depth": 2}], "depth": 1}, {"id": "htydwo4", "text": "You can consider cubework if it is in your area!", "replies": [{"id": "htyhrti", "text": "There are a few locations in my area.  How much do they cost generally?", "replies": [], "depth": 2}, {"id": "hu1a3vr", "text": "Cubework or similar depending on location. Google \"shared warehouse\" as a catchall for some of the various setups. I looked at one and don't remember it being prohibitively expensive, but I'd assume it varies by requirement and location.", "replies": [], "depth": 2}], "depth": 1}, {"id": "htykk51", "text": "Why not sell the building and buy a smaller one outright?", "replies": [{"id": "htz7jkp", "text": "Or keep the building and divide/sublet it", "replies": [], "depth": 2}, {"id": "htz7p0l", "text": "Thought about it, but probably wouldn't work.  The business is pretty streamlined and been managed by my dad day to day.  He essentially earned his full-time living from it for the last 18 years and I just took a % of profits, but still maintained my day job.  At this point, he's approaching his mid-70's so I wouldn't want to put him through that, even if he were up for it.  We built it up to around $1.5M in the peak, but I think it makes sense to bring it back down to more of a \"lifestyle\" business.  A lot of our revenues came from Amazon over the last 8-9 years and margins have tightened there, I can reduce the volume and only focus on higher margin activities.  \n\nSo the plan would be for me to have a low cost storage option that was close to my house.  I'd get the container in, store it there temporarily, and then make weekly trips there to restock my \"home\" work space.", "replies": [], "depth": 2}], "depth": 1}, {"id": "hue2nf9", "text": "Arrangements like that for sure exist. Just have to find right person", "replies": [], "depth": 1}]