I've got a summer home in your vicinity too (Catskills... near Lexington)Love that part of town, but left due to the tough taxes and rough business climate.

An example would be to add storage spaces and rent them out for an additional $50-100 per month, depending on their size, of course, and ensure they are climate controlled.

It could be a climate thing for VA, but unless there are signs of leakage in the roof or water damage elsewhere it probably won't help there. 

@Shiny Sasidharan welcome to the Sunshine State, quite a climate change for you.

You have a straightforward heat pump with ducting but you have to plan upfront based on your climate.

Then it will come down to your personal preference based on hobbies, climate, culture, and opportunities in the area.

In my opinion the current high-interest rate climate might present a significant challenge for investors applying the BRRRR method, particularly when it comes to refinancing with a DSCR loan.

The weather is the issue, not climate change so we don't get into that debate, but weather. 

Some lenders would required 50% towards the project and there are some lenders I work with that would require 10% towards.In this market climate (Houston Texas is the area I am working) some lenders want you to have skin the game and be at a certain point in the project before they fund the deal and then the lender will reimburse you.

Will it be climated controlled?