Homelessness is one of the greatest vexing non-discriminatory social problems in our nation that affects all; families, children, teenagers, the old and people of all races. According to recent reports over half a million Americans are homeless and 15 percent of these are chronically homeless which means they have been homeless for a period of over one year or are disabled and unable to do anything about their current state.
The cost of living for the average American ranges from $1,000 to $1,500 per month according to this report and the average cost of rent is $2,976 while the average homeowner pays $1,061 in mortgage monthly according to LendingTree. If we compare the average cost of living to the cost of rent, the rent is significantly high and for this reason very expensive to most average Americans.
I have been homeless before and for this reason would love to dedicate my life to building homes for the homeless, poor and the middleclass. I am an Entrepreneur and have 20 years in the Construction/IT industry. I believe, we as the community must start where we are and begin to build for the goal of self sufficiency.
I will build off-grid model homes that are self sufficient through use of renewable energy like solar and wind power which are environmentally friendly and which can also be shipped with ease anywhere in the world.
I will need a team of plumbers, electricians, framers and carpenters to mention but a few, to help me achieve this dream. This will also in return provide employment opportunities for the locals. I will be a financial contributor as well as a coordinator to oversee that everything runs seamlessly to make quality and affordable homes.
Most of us have great ideas but no financial backing. A friend of mine told me about this platform and how it could help me actualize my dream to help with homelessness and affordable housing. I now have the opportunity and will be able to follow though with your help. With funding I will be able to; lease some land here in Colorado or elsewhere if need be, buy a shipping container and the tools needed to customize it, hire engineer, buy materials, hire labor and build a container home.
Why use Shipping Containers?
What can we offer you the donor?
As a donor you are part of this journey and I would love nothing more than to share this experience with you.
Who are interested in shipping container homes?
How much will it cost to make a shipping container home?
For a used 20-footer in good condition, the cost can range anywhere from $1,400 to $2,800. A 40 foot shipping container will cost $3,500 to $4,500. Depending on where it is bought from, some containers come with building kits and plans for personal customization.
But we want to buy a Shipping Container in good condition. This may call for going to check out the container before we purchase and may even mean traveling to see it.
The cost of labor will range anywhere from $10,000 to $15,000.
I cannot do it alone, I need your help. Partner with us to help make affordable homes today!
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