Zero chance they consider weather or climate change.

I would think they would.I was just thinking after seeing someone one the news who had their life savings in Florida STR's.I think it is important to diversity and not have all income producing properties in one place especially when it is prone to a certain type of potential destructive weather. 

If you feel they're being too harsh, think about their intent.

In my thirty years in Florida, I’ve never witnessed such devastation, which makes me wonder if this is a new weather trend foreshadowing the state’s future, or just a once-in-a-while event.Regardless, there are already websites and news articles discussing the so-called "Great Florida Migration."

This approach helps mitigate risk, especially in a fluctuating market, by allowing you to weather potential downturns.Your strategy of going long on USD and short on AUD is intriguing, and it's smart to consider how the currency exchange dynamics will affect your investments.Regarding the Austin market, there has been notable activity in the lower end and affordable housing segments, with many buyers entering the market as they look for opportunities.

Also a lot of the hard money lenders these days from 1st time flipper want to see that you have about $50,000 liquid to weather any storms, like supply chain issues from Long Shoremen's strike. 

Soft ground or wet weather can speed up the sinking.In most cases, this is not a deal-breaker when purchasing a used mobile home.

@Jonathan Greene Looking forward to some nice sunny weather and meeting like minded individuals in the business.

All cleaners must go on checkout day and I allow limited exceptions in peak season and weather / emergencies etc. 

With rates now much higher, having such favorable financing puts you in a great spot to weather market shifts while continuing to build equity.