The Storage Unit, commonly called the Stash and Dash, is one of the most accessible properties in Schedule 1. Priced at just $4,000 to $5,000 from Ray's Realty, it provides a compact workspace that works well for players looking to expand beyond the motel room without spending a fortune.
Quick answer: Visit Ray's Realty, select "purchase property," and buy the Storage Unit for $4,000–$5,000 (funds must be in your bank account). The property is located in Northtown, under the overpass near Taco Ticklers.
Purchasing the Storage Unit from Ray's Realty
Ray's Realty handles all property transactions in Schedule 1. The office sits on the east side of the city, next to Bleuball's Boutique and down the street from the Post Office. Head inside and speak with Ray, then select the purchase property dialogue option.
The property list displays between one and five options depending on what you've already bought. The Storage Unit appears as one of the cheaper choices. You'll need the full purchase amount deposited in your bank account since cash on hand won't work for real estate transactions.
Some players recommend saving up for the Bungalow instead, which costs around $6,000 but offers roughly twice the usable space. The Storage Unit makes more sense as a secondary location or a quick, early expansion when funds are tight.
Finding the Stash and Dash location
After purchasing, Ray mentions the property is at "Stash 'n Dash," which doesn't immediately clarify its position on the map. Open your phone and check the map screen where owned properties appear as blue icons.
The Storage Unit sits in Northtown, beneath the North Overpass. From the Motel, head across the street and slightly south. The building is directly across from Taco Ticklers and near the casino. Another landmark is the hardware store, which sits just north of the property.
Once you reach the Stash 'n Dash building, look for the unit with a colored door. This distinguishes your storage space from the other locked units in the facility.
Storage Unit specifications and layout
The property consists of a single room spanning approximately 178 tiles. It includes a water spout at the front, which serves as your water source for any growing operations. The space supports up to three employees and features one loading bay located inside the unit.
| Specification | Value |
|---|---|
| Region | Northtown |
| Price | $4,000–$5,000 |
| Loading Bays | 1 |
| Employee Limit | 1–3 |
| Area | ~178 tiles |
The internal loading bay makes receiving deliveries straightforward. You can have items delivered directly to this dock and assign Handlers to automatically move goods to storage racks. Select the worker, choose the loading bay, then assign them to a large storage rack to automate the process.
Setting up the Storage Unit for different playstyles
The limited footprint requires strategic planning. Early-game players can fit up to eight cannabis plants alongside a packaging station and mixer. This configuration supports efficient operations while you're still building capital in the starting areas.
Late-game players often repurpose the unit as dedicated product storage. Filling the space wall-to-wall with storage racks creates a convenient restocking point, especially useful given the location's proximity to other key areas.
The property includes a save point on the wall and has room for storage shelves, production tables, and beds for you and employees. Two town residents, Geraldine and Greg, actually live in the storage facility, making deliveries to them particularly convenient when they're home.
Location advantages
The hardware store sits within a short walk from the Storage Unit. This proximity to Dan's shop means quick access to grow-op essentials without crossing town. For players running operations in the northern part of Hyland Point, the central positioning reduces travel time significantly.
The building has two entrances on the north side and one on the back facing Hyland Point Range. The first floor contains the main storage unit, though the second floor and two additional storage rooms remain inaccessible in the current Early Access build.
Handlers can now be sent from a delivery van directly to a specific storage rack, streamlining logistics. This feature works particularly well with the Storage Unit's internal loading bay setup.
The Storage Unit fills a specific niche in Schedule 1's property progression. It won't replace larger facilities like the Bungalow or Barn for serious production, but its low cost and strategic location make it valuable as a secondary base or early stepping stone. The single-worker limitation means you'll need to be deliberate about how you configure the space, whether for growing, mixing, or pure storage.
