I couldn't find anything this high for a more than a month so this one seem to be a good one.About the no kitchen unit, it was built next to the garage, image belowI don't know if it was legally build or not, but i was thinking of attaching a portable cooking station outside the house.

Get some portable bathrooms, similar to those used at PGA golf tournaments.How many rv s can park on your property overnight without you needing a campground permit???

I intend to buy a house this summer and portably about 1-2 per year for myself and family after that but am open to growing into more deals as a side hustle.

I was thinking about maybe just buying a portable unit(5,000 btu's) as a temporary fix for $200-$300 which would be a lot cheaper than repairing/getting a new AC.Advice??

From what I know Central AC is pricey, portable units only work for small rooms and the window units won't fit in my smaller side sliding windows.

Houston seems like a great place to invest, and as others said, the low prices of oil don't seem sustainable (at least until oil is really washed out of the feasible portable fuel market) in the coming 5-10 years. 

I broke down last summer and finally got a portable unit after living in Oregon for 11 years without it, mostly because I was worried about my animals when I was at work. 

If you have space, you rent out office space for meeting, have mailbox services, rent land to cell towers, etc.. if you have right of ways or easements that you can't build on, you can place portable units or have parking for boats/RV/vehicles.

If you can't develop or hold pressure, you know you've got plumbing issues, but at least you don't have a watery mess to clean up.You can get everything you need at Home Depot including a portable generator and a portable air compressor and all the fittings to connect the air to a water hose bibb, or even a kitchen faucet.

My long term tenants are OK with portable heaters that I provided them.