(in this climate i doubt a denial will happen without a hearing) * I'm not an attorney,  this is just for informational purposes,  many factors should be considered I highly recommend you get legal counsel.

In a climate where interest is basically zero or negative if you include inflation right now, I want to look around for other ideas, turn over a few rocks, explore some rabbit holes, and see if there are benefits I was missing.

We have a tenant in our portfolio where we have offered significantly more to get out, since they are not paying rent and no other landlord will approve them you would be SHOCKED at what they are turning down.In this climate with an eviction moratorium you need to tread very carefully. 

Also, how difficult was it to find a a lender to do the refi given today's economic climate?

I am curious what is the preferred structure of reserves to see in a syndication as an LP in this current climate from a syndicator?

I find it unlikely that they are going to allow these evictions to take place in the winter, especially in colder climates and see this being extended to at least the spring. 

I assume you are talking about something that is built in a climate controlled environment and assembled on site?

These issues are likely to get much worse due to the lack of investment of in water infrastructure and climate change in the coming years.1.

I don't know about the layout of your house, how well-insulated it is, or your climate, all of which factor into what makes sense for you.A heat-pump is basically an A/C that can "run backwards" to heat the house.

Call me risk-averse or just one of those weirdos who believes in climate change (man-made or otherwise), rising sea levels, etc., so in an attempt to diversify things a bit, I also plan to acquire some investment properties in the midwest.Right now I'm researching areas in and around Kansas City, Tulsa, Indianapolis, and Columbus.