Next, we love the state and its climate, and see it as a potential destination for a winter home when we have the time a few years down the line.

In this climate, I am happy that all of our properties are currently at month-to-month. 

In times of turmoil, especially in the current economic climate, the real estate investor may be nervous about the future, however, the stock market investor can’t sleep, looks at his phone every five minutes in hopes that the Dow Jones doesn’t go to zero, and is begging the government to do more.

That is why I need an attorney to discuss the eviction climate during covid etc etc 

Now that that's out of the way...There are tons of economic micro-climates and each city will have a different investment 'temperature' so it would be sensible to narrow it down.

It’s been a really great resource, but it’s hard to get a handle on the current climate in lending.

Quote from @Todd Riedel: Mini splits may be an option, but it depends on your climate.

You’re really best off just getting bids, especially in this climate with supply chain and labor shortages.

It’s like the climate change fanatics that live on the beach, or better yet have 4 houses on 4 differ t beaches they fly private between.

ADU is still in the works, although in the current economic climate we've put things on hold.