It's pretty good in the fall, with leaf watchers, and winter, with skiiers, and everything else is mediocre.

Pretty much everything but honey bees, the nest will die out over the winter and the overwintering queens will start out fresh next year.

. - Just be careful with this one as we once had a tenant store stove/fridge outside in the yard - during the winter -- so they were ruined.

Is it more profitable to turn a STR to a MTR for the winter months in a coastal town?

My problem is that every six months I have to move (summer season North Carolina, winter season Florida) so I can't use first home trick.

For example, we finish the basements with indoor/outdoor carpet (instead of LVP, which makes it feel a lot more homey), because we know parents go nuts in the winter if they can't send the kids downstairs to pay - or have a space for the guys to watch the game on Sunday.

$1500 a month, or a vacant house that freezes up this winter and costs you $30,000 to renovate?

Went to school 20 miles from the Canadian boarder where it was regularly -20 degrees in the winter, and we'd still rather be .2 miles from the bars & well over a mile walk/ drive from the actual school.I do see a lot of first time investors thinking that student housing is going to be their passive golden ticket, but quickly realize how much work it really is.

(My renovated units are unusually nice at each price point where I compete-- and so far, I have always had multiple applicants that want to rent; even in the dead of winter and right before the Christmas holidays).

@Robin Simon of course we keep working thru winter.