Looks like a shead/boxing/barbed wire.

I decided that might be too risky for me at the moment so I continued to try to think "out of the box" to the best of my abilities, and upon doing some research I came across a real estate investing strategy known as "wholesaling".

The issue with "borrowing against the box" is the call feature if the portfolio value drops, so long as you allow for a sufficient market fluctuation you should be fine.

I have been tinkering with RE investing for about a decade now, with some time spent on other things in the middle.

I haven't closed a deal, found a deal, or even spent a great amount of time on Real Estate.

Fortunately the two places are within a 2 hour drive distance.Just spent a lot of time renovating my current living quarters.

But our lives literally changed when we flipped our business model to the opposite end from trophy properties to these simple 10 X 10 Concrete boxes on metal slabs.Keep us posted.

I spent a year in williston.

Money to be spent in Seattle can be spent here too.

Since the seller is willing right out of the box to finance the purchase I suspect this seller may be getting worn out and may be sitting on some major repairs or replacements they're hoping you don't spot.