Also anyone that jumped into the cities that everyone flocked to the past 18-24 months is racing to the bottom for rent.You need to go where the puck is going, not where it's been or whatever that saying the hockey player said.

One area that I thought seemed nice is over near Bubbles Ice Cream.

Just kidding, but that may be an ice breaker to get the conversation started.  

Considering the structure of most homes wasn't intended for the added mass of two or three (or more) layers of shingle, for a reasonable price, I'm personally a proponent of compete removal down to the roof deck, new ice/water barrier, and your new roofing material above that; this will by far get you the most longevity of the new material out of any of your options.

Renters dialed the thermostat down to 45 degrees (calling for cold) but cold would not happen.....sometimes the A/C coils inside the unit freeze up into a solid block of ice due to the humidity in the air.Running the unit with a dirty filter might (maybe could) lead to this, but sometimes it just happens.

I'm a devout Washington Capitals hockey fan, I enjoy hunting when I can and traveling down to Austin, TX, to enjoy the city. 

There is also winter tourism for Ice fishing and whatnot.

Anything extra is icing on the cake as long as the property cash-flows enough.R.

This is just icing on the cake in the case you want to hold it. 

The only thing you're not gonna like is the "skiing" is basically a 100 foot tall sheet of ice.