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Updated over 5 years ago on . Most recent reply

20 - 40 ft Connex containers as storage units.
I believe there is room for a big storage unit buisness in my town. Was thinking of buying 5 to 10 connex containers that were either 20 or 40 ft long and water tight. Costing 2500 dollars delivered and setup a piece. Would have to buy a small lot . And build a fence around the buildings , wouldnt need a cement slab because they are built to be on the ground. What do u think i could charge , and what other costs am i missing. And what other insights and knowledge do you all have. This would be my first hwadfirat dive into anything entrepreneurial.
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Those are very large containers. Most popular units are 10x10 and down so I think you will have a hard time renting them if you are competing with other storage in the area.
You should just build storage if that’s what you want to get into.