Tyson chose Humbolt Tennessee for the new plant.But, I heard from that ironworker that they are dismantling a biodiesel and ethanol plant up north, transporting it to Coffeyville, and reassembling it here.

Check out the type of local retail stores and amenities and schools could make a difference as well as any school or business-related bus stops for public transportation. 

Also, as each of these containers needs to be shipped in individually (one per truck) that unless you're going to a local or regional supplier, the transportation costs will be substantial.I hope this helps.Scott  

If the commute times are under 30 minutes, you are probably in the clear but consider how commute times may change with population growth in future.Hope this helps.https://www.citylab.com/transportation/2014/06/why...https://www.citylab.com/transportation/2012/11/ped...

Close to public transportation and freeway access.Each unit was a 2/1 with 800 sq ft rented for $1200/moProperty was rented out by a non-profit, so those tenants were probably receiving assistance of some type, as those are above market rents. $1,000/mo for a 2/1 is more standard....561 Pecan St, Sacramento, CA 95691 - $800kSold in 7/27/17 for $800k8 large 2 bedroom units, newer windows, paint, remodeled 4 units and updated 4 units.

Something else to consider and sometimes is overlook is ease of transportation to your market from where you are living.. 

The camera we use is a Garmin Virb which is around $700 and the software is called Transported.

One thing to keep in mind, is transportation.  

The property is in a C grade trending towards B grade neighborhood, close to shopping, public transport, and a solid high school, has all new windows, updated roof, masonry, electric, and rear porch, and one of the 7 units was fully rehabbed recently.

While transporting it did you follow all state laws?