The whole thing just seems so shady to me. Like for example, I feel like a lot of the websites that sell the containers, have fake reviews and shit.

My parents rented one to store shit in while they renovated the house. I forgot how much it was per month, but basically once you've paid a total of $4000 on it you can keep it if you want.

>>1383525
I know someone who owns a carpet company, and he owns about 10 of these and rents them out. He does well, but he has his company to fall back on.

>>1383525
those things would be great for a small food joint or even a small office.

>>1383525
Isn't the US a net importer of them rather than exporter? Market's flooded and only getting worse in that case.

There'd maybe be money in buying and scrapping them, or using them as a base for a business.

Ever heard of PODS op?

>>1383665
Or cheap housing. In western Australia, the people who go there to work in the booming construction industry are given one to live in, as a "benefit" or some shit. At least that's according to my uncle's crazy Australian friend, who travels back and forth between there, and goddamn Eastern Tennessee of all places, to work. The guy really is crazy. Like hearing voices, and thinking some psychic is fucking with his brain via microwaves. He probably frequents >>>/x/ and/or >>>/pol/. We haven't seen him in a few years, but I have a suspicion he's in a nut house somewhere.

>>1383525
You should definitely head over to >>>/diy/ and ask for some tips on turning one into a house. They are really good with these. Don't be afraidto start two
threads... it's a slow board, so you want them to notice.

>bonus points for turning it into an underground house

I use a converted one for SPECIAL PROJECTS. :)

>>1385090
Trollolooo