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Gino Gynero
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Flipping in the Winter

Gino Gynero
  • Chicago, IL
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Hi, just have a quick question to any investors or agents etc. How is business during the winter time in the cold regions? Im in Chicago, just want to know have anyone been successful during the cold season.

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@J. Martin - Here that word has a different meaning.... We got to negative 30 this year.  You don't know cold until you have your nose hair freeze after being outside for 30 seconds.  Also, everybody who is single tends to find somebody to date because it is cold (and then they break up in summer) we all get a bit fatter since you only leave the house if you really have to.  And if a water main bursts your car may be iced in, literally.  That car is not beige.  That is it covered in 4 inches of ice

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