I'm very curious how much space will be left after you insulate the box and will you have to furnish it like you would a "tiny house" (which can also be found in DC - Boneyard Studios) I've often thought about using one for a weekend retreat or hunting cabin but if you don't have plumbing or electricicty you'll still need the incinerator (or the like) toilet, battery or solar power, rainwater and filtration system etc etc.

For most people, buying real estate (at least in the beginning), means penny-pinching for long periods of time in order to acquire the capital needed for the investment.It could be months or even years of frugal living to achieve a goal, focusing on "needs" rather than "wants".But even the most dedicated need a treat every now and again to break the monotony of what I call "the grind", in order to recharge the batteries and stay motivated.So, do you guys (and gals) treat yourself?

It's a great looking laptop and the battery lasts a long time.  

Sounds like a great idea for a BP blog article if I can put the batteries back into my creative hat though.

For example, your 'find my iphone' gives you a map but not a house number and range, e.g. within 12 yards of 123 Main.It was also good because of a long battery life especially when close to the base unit which can be easily hidden.I also tried a slim device call inSite but it was ineffective.

They deal in smaller props <50 units and had to pass a battery of tests to become certified.

You do not want to put a unit on the market when the landlords are fighting for quality tenants as you will have to give too much away in addition to lost rent and reconditioning the units.

You will not have reserves in place to service the debt obligation or recondition the property.I understand what you are trying to do but I think everything will not go perfectly and it will take a very long time to hit 3,000 a month cash flow.

They passed a battery of tests to be certified.Get into regular discussions with several PM they are an excellent source of off market deals.Good luckPaul

@Michelle L  How often do you have to change the battery?