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Jonathan Ponce
  • Miami, FL
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Building with Shipping containers

Jonathan Ponce
  • Miami, FL
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Hey BP family,

I'm new here and have learned so much in such a short time as a member. It's really awesome how everyone help each other out on here. I'm from Miami, FL and have only recently begun to take the whole real estate investment thing serious after finishing school. I look forward to interacting with everyone and growing my love and passion for real estate. 

So I've been really impressed with how some people have transformed shipping containers into these really nice homes. Would anyone know if Miami-Dade county allows shipping containers homes to be built with the current building codes? I'm curious if anyone down here has looked into it. The building department in Miami Dade isn't the easiest to hear back from lol. 

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