We cant have the largest economy shut down for this many months, a president on a hell bent mission to raise the price of energy via taxation and outlawing the production of certain vehicles and create a whole BS climate industry built around smoke and mirrors. 

I have run my numbers and I am fine with breaking at 0-2% because it is going to be a long term investment that I hold, but SHOULD I buy in the current climate. 

But as a military compound, it also featured a bomb shelter, a helicopter landing pad, 17 climate-controlled vaults and two underground parking garages.

Spray foam won't help the climate control that much...you have 6" between the rafters and drywall...it's probably already insulated with fiberglass...have you confirmed?

I would need a second set of boots, like your chosen PM or contractor, to walk through, as well.In this current climate, and in the future I think, we are moving to more and more virtual buying and selling. 

Does anyone have any experience on buying a first rental home in the current economic climate where interest rates are below 3%.

And then you have the demographic effect of baby boomers moving from cold climate states to Florida which is nothing new.

The Climate is changing - most agree on that point!

This, along with a mass exodus from colder climates (notably Chicago and New York) and California, has greatly bolstered the market here.  

It just helped both sides feel more comfortable with the changing financial climate.