I have an old building no central air but I do provide window AC units, I usually install them for them and take them for the winter time.

Not the best place for it, should have had them in interior walls, but it is not a show stopper, many homes do have that, hopefully they are insulated enough that they will not freeze in the winter.

One other note..... being near Hunter mountain gives you additional winter income so consider that as well!

PRO: you never have to worry about utilities being cut off in winter months potentially damaging your property.

I would add that the short-term rental cycle is seasonal here--there's a bit of a winter slump so be ready for that.

I have 11 units total in this complex, we already did a ton of fixes the last 3 months to the point where this winter should be smooth sailing besides if something with heating goes.  

The market is going up now and is pretty hot in the summer, might be better to wait to see what the winter holds for the market.

People say it's going to be one of the hot summer because winter was bad.

I have a contract to purchase a Trada property at Forest Creek (TX).

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