Because it is newer construction you should be looking at some life left in all of the systems of the house and a building that is up to much more modern codes than in my area.You're breaking even or better when you live there and then will be seeing a 100% ROI every year after. . . seems like a clear yes to me!

I know the technology has made it much easier but still not ready personally yet.

I've been going old school (to compliment technology) and calling references.

Boho everything, macrame hammock, brand new build Modern Mex, exposed rock etc. etc.

My buddy was a super host in Minnesota and he had a very cool modern setup with a classic record player, ping pong table, foosball, lots of board games, movies, a classy bookshelf loaded with books.

-Use technology - There are so many incredible tools that can help investors determine areas of focus and analyze properties for purchase.

We removed the popcorn from the ceiling, painted, replaced cabinet fronts, and replaced the flooring with LVP throughout the whole space to give it a more modern feel.

My brokerage, we wrote the book on modern day PM in the 1-4 unit segment, but we are far from a 1 size fit's all.

The whole shipping container housing thing is more of a marketing, gimmicky thing, an architectually modern look....not necessarily a cost saving construction method.$1800 for a 40’ container is definitely a used container, and not likely in very good shape....you’d want new containers, “one trippers”.  

I graduated from Minnesota state Mankato with a bachelors degree in information technology.