Both give good long term forecasts for real estate and stocks.

To be completely honest, I'm not one for hot weather so I moved up to Long Island, New York in 2005.

His thinking was if you had the misfortune of buying at the top of the market, ten years would allow you to weather the inevitable downturn and make it to the next upswing. 

Most solar engineering software accounts for average weather conditions for your zip when sizing the required system to offset your electric consumption.

Since Columbus has had some growth with recent year and forecasted to have continued growth, I am looking at purchasing here in the near future.

Any damages that occurred other than wear and tear you are responsible for, weather it comes out of the deposit or you pay for it yourself. 

You have to be ultra careful because with this length of time holding the property a lot of things can go wrong and the market can change temporarily for the worst due to weather, holidays spike in interest rates, sudden oversupply etc...

The exact conditions required for a residence to be habitable vary by state, but often include an operable heating source during cold weather. 

So in 2018 every single economic body that I know of is raising their forecast of growth.

Weather and unreliable PM didn't help.