No body wants to live next to a weird landlord.  

ValuePenguin is a good source for the relative cost of insurance by state.Operational Costs - Costs like property taxes, insurance cost, state income taxes, regulatory costs (ex: time and cost to evict), inspections, rent control, etc., have a tremendous impact on your return.

IE it has liquid value, etc.Tied to this, concern from traditional institutional perspective (regulatory, permitting, lending) is going to be unique to each institution but here's what I see:Regulatory ie Permitting Etc: major concerns here because how the containers are tied together from a systems perspective, metered, etc has major life safety implications. 

My wife is a Physical Therapy Dr. as well as a health/wellness coach and she takes an approach to give the body the proper tools to self heal and people here are more interested in treating symptoms with pills. 

It takes a lot of time to prepare food, eat, and clean up so being as busy as we always are this simplifies the process quite a bit (not to mention the benefits of simplifying the digestion process for the body).

Even clinical trials of new drugs are always run against placebos because placebos seem to cure many illnesses by tapping into the body’s natural ability to believe it can heal itself, so why not pre-pay a mortgage?

I can also provide you with some other recommendations along the lines of management if you get to that point.The bottom line is that, though it takes more work to set up properly in the beginning, you can make 40-50% more through short term rental (notice I didn't say vacation rentals :) )There are other regulatory caveats, etc., and I feel like the extra work in setting it up cause some people to just say "it's not worth it"...

No body held a gun to your head when you bought this property.

@Larry Turowski incredibly impressive body of work Larry!  

Sometimes you have to get down to the last name before it will pop up below the message body box.