All of my provident wholesale loans closed in 14 days or less, truly remarkable in this climate.

But...it's hard for me to make any recommendations right now in the current climate.

Now in Tennessee I would still keep the vapor retarder to the interior side due being north of the "Warm-Humid" zone defined by IECC Climate zone map.  

This is especially true in colder climates.

We know nothing about your market's circumstances, the economic climate of your region, etc and to say your area is "rather diverse" is very.. vague, ambiguous, and could refer to any number of things..I hope that doesn't come off insulting, because I don't mean it that way.

It does smart-lock management (via Yale Access app) and climate and noise monitoring (via Ecobee thermostat and Netatmo device).

Florida has humid climate & hurricanes.

I'd also add the political climate as well, because there are so many uncertainties when looking at a project to say what is the zoning component that needs to be managed, and what is going to happen with the political headwinds- not just with rates but also with the cost of materials going up.

We have a tremendous influx of new people, a great climate, a great business climate, no state income tax, and more.

All my rentals are in NH, so I'm on the same page as you, both climate-wise and tenant law - wise.