The only pros I can see for a shipping container is the mobility it offers. 

I am currently seeking GP opportunities in commercial real estate; open to residential, mobile home, development, self-storage, mixed use, or any unique opportunities.

In my opinion, it's as lucrative as mobile home parks and easier to come by.I would love to connect with others that are investing in self storage facilities.

And that educational out, you know, where you get a degree that offers you upward job mobility, where you move into a big house, and you drive an expensive, late-model car? 

It does not matter if you have a small online store, have a mobile coffee shop in a trailer or if you are flipping couches.

This is the person who ensures the implementation of the overall strategy of the business.In the mobile home park investing niche, I have found a near-limitless opportunity in underperforming parks.

Recently, the mobile phone carriers requires individuals and companies to get registered or all texts will be blocked.

I was under the impression mobile parks  didn't do  that well I guess its the storage one that are terrible.

They are not cheap and obviously require some kind of cellular plan, but I was able to get them to work using Mint mobile (you need a phone to activate the sim card on first, like an old iphone) Ive had 3 of these up watching a property in Cleveland, OH for well over a year, and Ive only had one issue where I needed to go check on the camera itself, (the plug for the solar panel came disconnected and just needed plugged back in) This camera in particular is nice because its actually 2 lenses that capture the full 180 degrees, so one cellular plan for "2" cameras.

Their whole product is dreadful, the UX sucks on mobile and on an actual computer, and honestly the only thing they were ever good for was the electronic signing of documents and no one NEEDS them for that.