Driving for dollars is a solid way to identify physically distressed properties.

Eventually and maybe in our lifetimes these two markets almost connect physically.

So it may prove to be more time-consuming to permit than stick-built.Lastly, I suggest that whoever considers converting/buying a container home actually physically tour one first.  

How often are landlords physically going to their properties even when they're really close?

But, if they do go that route, and you end up canceling the deal, any lost rent revenue is hardly your fault.Access - The bigger headache will probably be coordinating physical access to the home with (uncooperative?)

Not much different than filing at the recorder's physical office, which has been quick in my few experiences.

There is no substitute for being physically present with experienced investors.I'm always happy to help point you in the right direction for resources or tools on BiggerPockets that can help you with your REI goals!

There is no substitute for being physically present with experienced investors.I'm always happy to help point you in the right direction for resources or tools on BiggerPockets that can help you with your REI goals!

;)Ryan Ford Sounds like a pretty ideal situation to me since you'll have physical presence and can build connections in both places.

It depends on the ground lease as it could very well be the case that the lease gives the ground lessee the right to build and ownership of the physical building in place.