@Clementene Taylor If you are doing flipping, I think is advised to utilize an LLC for each flip and leaving it dormant after- that way if a problem arises during or even after the sale of the flip (like the buyer coming back a year later and accusing you of fraud since you put "new plumbing" in your listing ad when you only changed the shower fixtures and water connections to the kitchen, not the entire plumbing) it will not periclitate your other assets or freeze whatever other flips you might be doing.

Frozen pipes, busted toilets, freezing paint and you can't put a furnace in because it will get jacked.

Preferably from Central Grocery.Seriously, I had them delivered to me in Everett (I got a dozen...they freeze well!)

Shotguns don't require precision, and the pump-click will freeze any perp in their tracks.

It doesnt' matter if your nose hair freezes, as long as you have good warm clothes and so do the kids!  

Originally posted by @Tim Freeze:   I would never buy a new vehicle, the value depreciates way too fast.

I did notice however that a water filter in the water tank storage room was broken, I assume from freezing.

A savvy investor buying in the winter also checks the date to see if the water was weatherized before freezing temperatures or not.

They also tend to be rougher areas with a lot of risk and crime.The difference with 2008 and 2009 is there was a freeze period on values and a massive foreclosure wave.

At freezing, the are almost 3 times more efficient than an electric baseboard.