Good as it looks, I reckon the main reason they're not more popular is that even if they'd built a traditional home on the same site, costing $100k more, it may easily have resulted in a justified $899k asking price ie. the same profit as doing it the container-way.Makes more sense for you if you're also the end buyer/occupier, saving a genuine $100k!

Our thought right now is, why rock the boat and get ride of them, spend roughly $7K in remodeling to get $100-$150 more in rent?  

Well, now I could care less about his feelings and am curious if I can bring in 40 yards of rock, and pour a nice concrete road from the state road to the edge of my property and still be within my legal rights.  

Right now I feel like I started climbing a mountain and I am sitting on a rock ledge 1000 feet up.

We were given the opportunity to purchase a defaulted 1st Lien Non-Performing note/mortgage on a 2 story, historic building in Ohio City, less than two miles from the Rock & Roll Hall of Fame & the Cleveland Browns Stadium. 

@Jerad Gardner  I was going to say the same as Tyson, converted a primary residence into a rental property is pretty popular.   

Recently installed it (Red Rock Hickory) in one of my units. 

^Loaded question.....Most popular methods are direct mail, driving for dollars, auctions, tax and foreclosures sales and networking through local rei groups.  

My name is Paul Huenefeld and I'm from Little Rock, Arkansas.

Hello @Jeremy Geyer,Do you have rental properties near Jacksonville or the Little Rock Air Base?