Weather is starting to break here as well and man am I excited about that.No more frozen pipes for me.

If nothing has sold in the last 30 days or so for a similar house such as yours then the market has frozen or buyers are purchasing a different type of product.

Just be careful people on here have had their number frozen for sending too many texts in a short period of time

I've been "frozen" for about a year, but I'm finally comfortable making my very first purchase.  

The water main to the building was installed only 12" below grade and had frozen during the extreme temperatures. 

Especially buying a foreclosed property in Alaska in January that had been frozen up for several months, and the plumbing and heating roadblocks that come along with that. 

I don't know the age of the unit, but there is always the potential for frozen (not likely in Phoenix) or damaged pipes and resulting water damage.

If you find a STR deal, in Seattle or otherwise, you should pounce on it IF you have a solid contingency plan for what to do if tourism is frozen for 6 months... a year... or even a few years.

The doctor recently told me that he saw the news that 'Mortgage loans' are hitting a 29-year low, and that the real estate market is frozen.

Seriously it's been freezing for a week or longer it's all frozen.