Here in Arizona they're everywhere, in Phoenix we have people we know as "snow birds" they come down here to escape the winter weather from Canada and all over the country, they usually ether own a home here or are looking to rent.In northern Arizona we have cooler weather, sceanic mountain views, and quite simply it's just beautiful.

I just finished my first rehab house, and I am about to put it on the market in oak forest IL.

4. wait for the winter and hope that the prices would drop (unlikely).

Many parts of North Newark (Upper Roseville), Forest Hill, Ivy Hill, (some of) weequahic, Ironbound etc. are relatively safe.

The man who did the scope said its likely been this way since 1997 when it was installed, and that as long as the dip in the line is under the heated unit and the heat is on in the winter, its unlikely to be a problem.

the sq ft is about the same as my crappily insulated house is, and i only probably dump 1200 into heat for a winter?

Well during the installation (We had a very WET winter with the snow fall in the winter and rain fall in the spring) the ground water was a lot higher than the engineer expected.

Somehow, they always have their hair and nails "did", the heat is set at 80 in the winter, and there are DVD's and fast food wrappers everywhere.

My parents bought a home in Winter Haven Florida for my Aunt who recently passed away.

Could put a carefully selected short-term renter in there for 6 mths to cover overhead, then do your repairs in the winter and list it next spring, targeting a signed contract at the 12-mth mark.Of course, you can try to sell it for cash to a hedge fund after you repair it.