Agree, with Michael it's the lock since it's exposed to the exterior temperature and not the hub. 

Secondly, go and talk to the local realtors and ask what the market temperature is.If you are borrowing money to do the deal then you have to factor in the extended period of time before you sell it and how much extra interest that will cost you and reduce your profits.Finally, I use realtytrac to evaluate potential deals, but for comps I find zillow is best.

Also could be good to call a few other managers to get a 2nd opinion on the speed of temperature of the market.

Thats more like a temperature check on how optimistic everyone feels right now.Any long term prognosis can only rely on supply and demand projections.

Low humidity, good temperatures and NO BUGS.

This one is for those who fix and flip homes in Massachusetts or states that closely resemble MA in terms of temperature/climate.When fixing a property that has radiator heating and AC window units, do you guys always budget for a brad new HVAC system to be put in place?

It's been high 40s, low 50s in the am here but warms up in the afternoon. 3 requests to landlord have gotten the answer of end of next week.Is there a temperature or timeframe the landlord must comply by?

Just take a visit here and take the temperature of how residents talk about their city, and you'll see that there has been a major attitude change.

It was -20F and the highest affordable temperature was 58F.

It was totally below grade and the temperatures there were 10-20 degrees different from the floor above.