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First Snow Fall!
Today is the day we were all dreading... ok, maybe not everyone but I know I was. Here in Minnesota, the snow fell from the sky for the first time this winter.
So my question is in regards to the market and how snow/ winter will affect it. I would really like to hear from some investors who have bought and sold properties where it gets cold and snows.
Do the housing prices drop a significant amount? To the point where you really don't want to flip homes during the winter months?
Is it a good time to buy a rental? And my last question, do rental rates go down/ is it hard to find tenants to rent to?