I just like the idea of giving guests the option of having a 4x4 cheep with chains strapped to spare the driveway and grant access to those with questionable means of transportation (such as a 2-wheel drive with back drives).

If however we are looking at a workforce housing project, we would want to put more emphasis on ease of using public transportation.

Company is structured so the manufacturer has all the assets and the transportation division is a separate LLC has all the liabilities and none of the assets.

Both units are within public transportation distance to Tufts University and Brandeis University.

Food, transportation and utilities aren't cheaper.

Good value but to look more like a home, it requires burying ~3.5' which may mean transporting a lot of dirt (maybe spread it over the lot).I am thinking of adding the ADU to higher end areas. 

Call the Department of Transportation (DOT) and explain the situation.

Your credit score: Your credit score will play a significant role in determining the mortgage interest rate you qualify for, so it’s important to check your credit report and address any errors or issues well before you start the homebuying process.How much you can afford: Make sure you consider all of your expenses, including the down payment, closing costs, and ongoing mortgage payments, when determining how much house you can afford.Saving for a down payment: Many lenders require a down payment of at least 3% to 20% of the purchase price, so you’ll need to have enough money saved up for a down payment.Saving for closing costs: In addition to the down payment, you’ll also need to pay closing costs, which can include things like appraisal fees, title insurance, and attorney’s fees.Location: Consider the location and the neighborhood you’re buying in. and what you want in proximity like schools, parks, transportation and your workplace.Research different types of mortgages: There are many different types of mortgages available, including fixed-rate mortgages, adjustable-rate mortgages, and FHA loans.

Id say St Thomas or St John would be better in terms of location, ease of transportation among the USVI (A few tidbits I observed and noted: The HOAs (fee seems to range 200-500) may not be so bad an idea for a more hands off approach unless, you plan on managing the property yourself; most of the 3/2s I saw were other vacation rentals, not so many in the way of residences for locals; cost of ownership increases much higher in the long run after running the numbers on a few existing rentals due to stamp tax, increasing insurance costs, specifically the hazard insurance (CBS homes have lower premiums); replacement costs for wear and tear due to the salt water…etc.

This industrial city is tranforming into a smaller and smarter tech, medical, and transportation hub.