In the winter time condensation can easily build up on the windows because of the difference in air temperatures between the inside and outside of the home.

hey @Dan M. last night i had the pleasure of meeting some folks from Jet Lending, Renters warehouse, and fast track remodeling as well as others. they are all here on BP and they work in the Texas / houston area. would def be a great place to start talking and chatting with them. hope this helps. 

Small multiple office warehouse space is very "light" industrial; good point of entry for the individusl investor as there is usually strong demand from a variety of tensnts with a variety of uses in metropolitan and suburban areas.  

There's a hard money lender that sent me a flier with pot leaves all over it, about how they will do commercial (non-owner occ only... think warehouse or grow op) hard money loans.

Tile isn't in high demand in my area because of the cool temperatures.

Men’s warehouse: I,m already buying my ties online.I didn’t pick those three to pick on them but just as examples that I think could be repeated with dozens of others.

SF Bay Area, especially in terms of SFH construction quality, market temperature, tenant quality etc.

I worked for a building supply company stocking the warehouse, filling customer orders, driving trucks to deliver lumber, shingles, and sheet rock.

Our electrical bill last month was $175 ... which included heat (the one baseboard) and running all our tools during 4-weeks where the daily high temperature was seldom over 0F.  

We always install laundry on the lowest floor in the unit (several of our units are 2-story) and install an overflow pan with floor drain under the laundry units themselves.We have winter here which comes with a month or more of temperatures in the -20 to -30 range.