That building had slowed a bit over this last winter, but now there are a few new subdivisions just starting groundwork within a 5-10 mile radiusof me, as well as a few nearing completion with houses ready to be moved into/sold.

When you get out of the winter, give notice or raise rent until they move.

He lives in Buffalo, NY and spends the Winter in Fort Lauderdale and he is Italian.

We had that happen the winter before last.

Concrete may not cuddle to your toes in the winter, but the last time I had to do major repairs on concrete it took 48 hours and cost about a hundred bucks.

If she has been with you more then a year and she can afford the house rental I would write a new one year lease or 18 months for the new place (avoid that winter renewal time).

(I've put a lot of time and shoe leather) My first purchase was 100% financed through some personal loans from friends; second and third purchases were from my HELOC.

Those dates also coincide with my heating/cooling contractor coming out to inspect the furnace in the winter and ac in the summer.

The cold winter and heating costs, etc.

C-470 can get busy, but nothing like I-25.My sister drives from NW Denver down to south Denver for work and refers to I-25 as "angry-driver highway"...Traffic aside, I can pretty much guarantee that after one sunny winter out here your regret over leaving Milwaukee will fade.