@Ken LatchersI think this forum is for sharing information and not for people political thoughts and personal opinion on climate change etc.

Carolina) the humidity keeps bamboo hydrated but the dry climate here in the west makes bamboo crack and split in the first year!

I'd like to talk to more of the neighbors from the properties area about this option, and I'd have to figure out what to do with a 1-2x a year City of Houston plumbing issue (long story, but there may be steps I can take to protect my property from it) so it wouldn't affect guests.C) Sell it (maybe not right now in the current climate) and use the properties to find more advantageous properties.Any input for this real estate investing student?

Climate change can affect RE, but not just Beach RE.  

it all actually depends on the time of year and the degree of climate change.

But I don’t believe an adjustable rate mortgage is necessary in today’s lending climate, where fixed rate loans are so low.

So we wanted to ask the BP community which sides did YOU pick when first starting out and which side would you choose now in this current climate? 

Are they climate controlled or outside units?

I don't know much about the maintenance of buildings in this sort of climate --with hurricanes/ storms, but I'm sure that's not going to kill the expenses (roofs, insurance, etc).

When it comes to natural disaster risk I rely on the floodplains, climate models, historical trends, and of course expert opinions.