Most commercial yards put a time limit on your rental anyway in order to be able to serve other customers. 

@Ryan Foster  @Michael Sato @Jonathan Avellaneda @Garrett Kroll @Giani Brussich @Priscilla Pimienta @Lyndsey Garza @Steven Caldwell @Michael Jones @Dave FiniganPlease message me and answer the above questions (especially schedule) in my reply post above by tonight if you would still like to participate.

This way, we can customize it to our needs and preferences.Our goal is to live in one half and rent out the other for about 7-10 years, then move on to building our "dream home."

They can make money but from what I've seen your more in the customer care and takes more of your time.

This not only fosters growth but also provides a platform for networking and learning from seasoned investors.Your message of perseverance and long-term thinking is essential.

-Decide between fixer-uppers, which offer customization and appreciation potential but require more work, or turn-key properties, which provide immediate rental income with minimal effort.Hiring a Property Manager:-A property management company ensures efficient marketing, tenant screening, rent collection, and maintenance.

I find it unlikely that one could build a house out of a shipping container cheaper than one could build a stick framed house.I work for a custom home builder, and we are a union shop.  

After experiencing different types of inspections with all kinds of properties from custom builds to existing, it all depends on your end goal , I highly suggest you reach out to a team, really strong team such as @Jorge Vazquez.

You must asses if they are they the weekend weed smoking warrior or are they number 1 customer from Breaking Bad. 

Understand it's a business not a RE pursuit meaning make sure the experience is #1 for the customer.