Technically it’s in the teens, but with the wind chill, it feels like six degrees.

As landlords, it's good for our forum members that those decent income struggling single parents are forced by dumb regulations to permanently be tenants, but as people I think we could all agree we need to chill the F out with our regulating the mortgage industry.

Not now.Second, chill.

There’s a place called BP on the internet,
If you have a question about REI, you can find it there I’ll bet,
It’s run by a cool guy named Josh,
And he keeps everyone in line, by gosh,
‘Cause you see not everyo...

I need to chill and think for a bit. 

They look nice and who doesn't like properly chilled wine?  

Thanks to everyone who came out to share their thoughts with the rest of us, have some tasty beer, and withstood the chill of the patio to chat with some good people!

Eventually I will buy my first property but the economy is always one thing that sends a chill down my spine.

If it's occupied and you can work out the details the spring market typically gives you the best opportunity to get top dollar.NOTE; it's 15 degrees and a wind chill of -1 degree right now.

I might be inclined to share a little secret here... if your STR is currently in a Covid Zone: consider trying this: - Convert all listings to a 1 month minimum, by the room- Add all appropriate features to suit this- Mark the price up to 2-3x the typical rent, including everything- Sit back knowing that at 50% occupancy your roughly breaking even- Watch as your life gets really, really simple... as you have to work less and less every day, allow your net to drop to about 50% for a while, knowing that you are reducing the risk of Covid spreading in your business, and knowing that you are creating a safe space for those people who were planning to travel, but just want to chill while humanity finds a cure for this thing.