Living in colder climates a large house also means a much larger heating bill as well.

Given the current market climate for oil, they are definitely on sale.http://www.dividendyieldhunter.com/us-royalty-trus...If you are already involved in an oil land deal, then I wish you the best of luck.

Keep in mind, the 2% rule is sort of a daily weather report and not a report of the overall climate/health of your investment.

Would also welcome any input about the investing climate in the Prince George's, Howard County, Baltimore metro and Washington, DC metro areas.

It also seems that roofs will last longer in a dry climate. 

It's a great time to buy in Cleveland right now--the business climate has turned around 100% and there's about $4bn in construction activity going on downtown right now.

Pay attention to the time frame and market climate during which Robyn operated her flipping business.

I hope you enjoyed the change of climate and neighborhood.

I was looking at the A/C zone in the link provided by Climate zone.Mine says 2 ton instead of 1.5 but mine are quad apartments with 4 units to a building at 1,178 sq ft each unit.Maybe over the last 30 years because of hotter climate they now recommend 2 ton instead of 1.5.I don't know if the chart is meant for houses only or calculates apartments differently.Hey Justin is the 80 bucks include the cost of the thermostat??

The large cap deals that are moving forward in todays capital climate are sponsors with 40(ish)% of the cost in the game.