James Rambo

Before I retired I used to specialize in roof repairs.  I observed 2 cases where condensation appeared as leaks.
 One case showed as water rolling down the walls. Very unusual but distinct.
 A second one collected on the metal frames  of skylights, light fixtures, etc in the bedroom ceilings.
The change in season temperature could be the culprit.
 I always wondered how these containers could avoid condensation problems.  
Seems like only a well insulated, sealed barrier would prevent condensation on the inside.
Your normal activities are going to generated warm moisture, and when it meets cold metal, will condensate instantly.
And based on what I saw, it can seem like a surprisingly large amount.

I'm interested in networking, meeting like minded people to build, share ideas resources.
I'm nearly ready to sell my 5 TH. A very solid build on 6x6 skids. 8x24.
I designed a model  , similar shape to a 5th wheel trailer, that has 3 steps up to bathroom and bed area at the opposite end. This is to avoid a loft.
 I have a place, tools and a penchant for acquiring resources.
Open to suggestions and small projects like bath houses, greenhouses, sheds, very basic shelters, and livable THs.
Contractors with time to do side projects might be a good fit.