I have two 40' containers in my yard that I use for storage. Both of them are in very nice shape and seem to be mouse proof. I paid $2700 delivered for the newer one and almost that much for the older one.
My opinion is that it would be pretty hard to come anywhere close to building a regular building that large for that little money. I haven't seen any available for $1400 and would wonder what was wrong with a container that inexpensive.
I did miss on a container a neighbor had that he sold for about $1500. I hadn't known he was going to get rid of it until I saw it was gone from his yard.
Since the containers I have are considered "temporary" structures, I am getting away with using railroad ties for foundations. Cheap and easy, and if I decide I either don't need the containers anymore or if I want to move them, I don't have any investment in a permanent foundation. I also am not being taxed as much as I would be with a permanent building. I like that!
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