Yea, my tenants could stay with a friend, or I could put them up at motel, but the pipes could freeze.

That will freeze your entire account.

I could face the risk of a broken sewer line, major freeze damage, etc.

I agree that people can, and some will, spend the time and money to get their lending operations legal (many of them in manufactured housing with one or the other of my two companies) and as a result make a great deal of money not only on the loans, but in buying other people's operations at fire sale prices.That does not mean that the trends in government to regulate everything* doesn't worry me, or that the power grabbing the CFPB is doing doesn't freeze my blood.(* How about their new pocket knife becomes a switchblade legislation that, thank somebody, has not yet passed?)

That's where I freeze up!

You have to use your body (natural weapons) your hands and your feet to defend yourself and any surrounding objects that can sway things in your favor.Many people buy a gun and never practice with it and can't even shoot straight and freeze up when a real confrontation happens.

If it is vacant they can rekey it and winterize it in order to prevent freezing pipes.

I was reading a book a few years back that was written in the 1970's and they were talking about how the Earth was getting colder and we would all freeze to death.

I told her to turn the water faucets on and let them trickle so the pipes don't freeze.

You dump all that water onto brick/block concrete or asphalt with a freeze thaw cycle and it will most definitely destroy them in no time at all.Florida doesnt have that issue but wasnt what I was thinking about.