If you've been talking of purchasing a mobile home or moving to a trailer park, chances are you've given some consideration to the flimsy structure, too often used as a concern when a tornado or hurricane rages through an area riddled with such homes. Container houses, which are essentially massive shipping containers repurposed for a person or family to live in, have a large range of advantages over these types of housing, and also some advantages over your typical suburban home. If you haven't previously studied this form of housing, here are some of the advantages of living in one.

Availability

Without doubt, when it comes to price you can hardly beat the container homes. If you're skimping and saving, and still don't know how to afford a home, this is an choice you probably should consider. Prices can vary depending on where you live, what type of model you want and certain other factors, but you will never have to pay more than $3,000 for one of these units in general. Compare this to the expense of some of the other choices and you can see why this path is preferred by so many people. If the economy is thriving or in a recession, investing just as much money as you need for your home makes sense.

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