As far as our local climate, concrete/asphalt is typically done late October/early November and starts up again in April. 

I guess it depends on your tenants and how they are performing and coping with the current "climate".

It was intended for dry climates, but made its way to the wetter ones too.

Going in, I'd be ecstatic to hear how you guys have been networking effectively under the current economic climate and tips for shifting towards networking virtually.

In the current climate with deals selling higher than they should and properties going sight unseen more than ever, an extra day to get your offer in can make all the difference. 

I've done some research but due to the shutdown have found myself at a stand still and curious what more experienced investors think of the current climate and if there is anyone actively pursuing the path I hope to start on soon. 

They want to wait for the reserve requirements to burn off before doing a deal.This over-arching sentiment is simply an opportunity for those contrarian thinkers to capture great deals by embracing the current lending climate that has scared a lot of folks out of the market.

Lost jobs, harsh winters, and Baby Boomers retiring thus enticing many retirees to seek warmer climates does not bode well for real estate investors.  

This significantly reduces the risk one might anticipate with giving someone access to their books.Given the current climate, whomever you bring on board is likely to be ramping up their own virtual capabilities, so it might not be as hard as sounds to find someone suitable.

It helps to streamline the contact process, which will save the syndicator a lot of time.Step 4: Keep Investors InformedThis is a good approach regardless of the economic climate, but it’s even more important during an economic crisis or a pandemic, as we’re experiencing now.