A) Focus on fixing your finances, killing off credit card debt, build up savings, increase your main source of income.

Ive been working with few projects around container homes, mainly on the container supplies side since i could get great deal and have good relationship with container manufacturing company in Vietnam.

Quite a few were from out of state, mainly California.

As of right now I’m mainly looking for ways I should go about financing this deal and presenting it to the bank in a way that will help make this all happen.

@Brian Adzadi the 'house hack' method isn't an option for me unfortunately due to a few factors (beyond the terrible market for rentals where I live).

I haven’t factored in city permit costs.

We are just speculating on the upward moving of this market because the house price keeps rising and there are organic factors that support it so in a moment we think negative cash flow can gradually be covered by picked up rising rental rate, but i guess its not financially sound on this deal

Gallinelli's advice about considering the time value of money seemed like a very important factor in determining the overall potential for earning a profit on an investment and I really wanted to understand how to figure that out.

I was told yesterday by a lender that we would have issues being approved for a loan mainly for this reason.

Even if it appreciates down the line, you will have to factor in capital gains tax to see if it’s really worth it.