I have been planning to get my license this winter and still plan to do so but getting the news about my ESOP has me second guessing myself.

I am open to hearing from wholesalers or would love to partner up on some deals in the Raleigh or Wake Forest area using mostly the BRRR strategy.

Hi Adrian - Visited Sarnia on business about 19 years ago in the winter.

This fall and winter, they will be treated to a refurnished master bedroom with giant flat screen TV and a new 65" UHD TV in the living room.  

Also, watch CL for estate sales.You'll definitely have to work harder initially.

Is it just a sign that "winter is coming"??

By the way I never had problems finding tenants in the winter - there is much less supply which you would have to compete with.

I live in Oak Forest and there's a neighborhood beekeeper who will remove bee hives for free.

NO changes can be made they will not write new policies until after the storm comes through or change anything.I have been checking airnav and here is the real winds.Key west:   65 knots gusting 85 kts... so 100mph gustFort Meyers  45 knots gusting 70kts  so about 90 mph.Miami  30 gusting  45 knots... so not so bad.I mean here in Oregon we get 45 gusting 70 knots each winter just with Alaska storms 3 to 4 times a year on the coastand then in the metro area we will get 30 gusting 40  a lot... with winds in the gorge  70 knots gustings 90 knots along the ridge line.I was worried it was going to be 100 plus knots gusting 120 knots I think you will as you say ride it out..

I need a 4 plex property plowed in Clinton Massachusetts this Winter.