While D4D in the winter time, what are so signs of a distressed properties besides the conventional in A to B class neighborhood?

Also, winter times are generally harder to sell compare to summer times (purely from my experience).

Sometimes you can spot obvious signs by water leeching on top of the ground or in the winter time melted snow in certain areas.  

You got to hang in there this is the wintertime things don't really sell you might have to wait till you know the early spring in the meantime keep that place looking good people really start buying in the early spring start getting ready to move and start making plans hang in there lower the price a little bit offer a free agent for $500 more whatever helps you sell it fast

Condos can be great for winter time projects, as you aren't responsible for maintaining the outside.

My question is should I even move forward with this process since it's winter time?

Although, I’ve been able to fill units at those winter times, you might have to lower your rent a bit.

I drive right next to a refinery when I go hunting in the winter time. 

Anyone have experience with a STR cabin in the Smokies that requires 4 wheel or all wheel drive to get to in the winter time?

In the winter time lots are very deceiving.