I made money starting and selling business in freight transportation and logistics.

I own a demolition and site work company that has transitioned to new construction so I've been in the space for years in columbus ohio. not sure what market you are in but I'd look where land is cheap. you are competing with love's around the country in rural areas so I would say urban or within 30 miles of urban is much better they don't build them that close. https://ops.fhwa.dot.gov/freight/infrastructure/truck_parkin...

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Holy smores, cocoa prices have skyrocketed to a record high, mostly due to disruptive weather, and also higher freight costs.

Freight?

I suspect that a domestic kit builder (including mobile homes) would be a bit cheaper by avoiding the freight, import fees, etc. 

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But…I did have a “redneck experience” with the “propane powered flame throwing weed removal tool” from harbor freight.  

They signal a city that's not just bouncing back but is ambitiously redefining itself.I'm curious to know your thoughts.