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If you spend 10 lacs on something how can you sustain a model of charging very less rent. I may not know much about westerners but even till today home is considered to be an asset with love and memories. There are surely much more affordable options than foldables like real homes having pgs or rural areas nearby a city.

I think there will be problem with water supply and sanitation. The pipelines for household needs will be costly and these r temporary too so but great idea try ur luck

This can be done becoz people mostly attracted to foreign life style so u can do it . In metro cities micro homes are getting popular similarly this can also be done but u need to take help of govt. Becoz it can provide u a land other facilities for lease if possible this can reduce housing issue in metro cities and mostly useful for bachelor's i guess.

Are you sure that the average indians would go for it ? The dream of home for Indian men is huge. Even though they don't have much money they'll go for a huge amount of loan to make a better house. I think the mentality of our majority society is that they make houses for show off.

But building this home and give it for rent we need to purchase the land or lease it right?Then how can we rent it at low cost?

Great one, but is there any researches that this kinda homes reliable in Indian environment. If it's then they can make this as rooms and use them as oyo, Airbnb and pgs. They will be both affordable and great.

10 lakhs we are getting house permanent house construction

Great plan.

Navigating through complex regulatory frameworks can be time-consuming and costly af, something like this better be done by a real-estate giant like embassy or something

Convincing local communities and residents about the benefits and safety of foldable homes may be a hassle. Resistance from neighbors, concerns about property values, and perceptions of temporary or makeshift housing could impact community acceptance and support.

Sorry guys market size of housing industry is 500 Billon dollars not 50

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