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Harman N.
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Rehabbing & Investing During Winter in Cold Weather Markets

Harman N.
  • Rental Property Investor
  • San Francisco, CA
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Hi all,

For those that live and/or invest in cold weather markets -- How (if at all) is rehabbing/construction activity, and investing more generally, possible during the snowy winter months in cold weather markets? Do things just come to a halt, or are there ways to work around the weather? 

- Harman

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Jim Goebel
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Jim Goebel
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@Harman N.

Yes things still keep going.  In some senses there's usually less supply, but at the same time, there's less demand because the 'recreational' investors who get through one project / year don't mess with stuff during that time.

Some projects are nearly impossible to do around here during winter, like most exterior, concrete, roofs, etc.  But certainly interior remodels are usually possible.  

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