@Kunal BhatiaI’d stay out of City of Seattle with the political climate.

Certainly, the current interest rate climate has contributed to this, and that climate may or may not change in the coming year...who knows at this point. 

In the current economic climate, it is no secret that is has not been easy to find a home run investment deal.

Many people sacrifice to live in near perfect climate with ocean, mountains, and desert all available.  

Many investors fail here because they dont understand the climate, people  or culture, in addition to having no idea how to screen.

These towns have become a summer escape/vacation from hot weather climates...droves of people from Oklahoma, Arizona, Nevada, and especially Texas visit Summit County in the summer, and the towns have added the summer activities to match the demand. 

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I would also say the political climate there is unlike any other area in Pennsylvania except maybe Pittsburgh. 

Hey everyone,I'm looking to make some flip deals in Houston and i wanted to know what are the best areas to do that.regarding: crime rate, climate, school's and more.I'm looking to buy single family with at least 3 bad + 2 bath with the price of 150k arv.thank you all for responding

except hot climates on July. on other hand Atlanta also is very hot but has 4 session and has lot of trees.