Not to mention, in hurricane climates, container structure is extremely resilient.   

Not to mention, in hurricane climates and seismic, container structure provide extremely additional structural support compared to conventional stick build.

I plan to continue investing in this out of state market as the Bay Area, where I live, is not a suitable climate for investors.

We just decided we wanted to buy our 2nd STR property since our first one was doing so well, and wanted to go to a warmer climate.

It's every week or not at all.Because of the climate where I am- May, June and September defintely need weekly mowing but July and August don't.

Just have to make a judgement call based off of how you perceive the macroeconomic climate, and then try to be the best individual investor you can be.

If you get to the 70k+ sq ft range, you can look at redeveloping into climate controlled self storage.Your typical cosmetic improvements will help but make sure you don't over-improve.

Go the site given and read-up on the Tampa Bay are climate.  

The answer is you are not. you will probably yield 1/2 that amount in todays climate. 

But why risk investing here, where the taxes are historically high (and getting higher), insurance is climbing at double-digits each year, litigation-friendly climate, and it just got a lot harder to evict a non-paying tenant, or not renew a lease for that matter.