The demand for housing really drops off in the winter time.

I want to quit my job and start managing rentals and acquiring properties full time instead of sitting behind a desk solving computer problems for others(Maybe i'll work 3 months of the year in the sunny side of the country during winter time to add to my seed money).  

And 8 months later you'd be in winter time when renting is usually slow.

I am curious as to whether or not a VRBO on the Oregon coast would be rented out in the winter time if it is not waterfront?

In my market, Boston, where it is cold in the wintertime, fewer people want to move in the winter, so if you have a vacancy, you will have a harder time finding a tenant.

We are looking to do a flip or two for the first time and I’m worried about getting the renovations done within a short time frame especially in the winter time.

I am just curious about what the vacancy and rates would be in the winter time here..

Of course the rates in the winter time are substantially lower then the peak summer months of June, July, August.

Looking for more summer bookings there but found out that its a big snow mobile place in the winter time due to being close to the VAST and VASA trails. 

Here is what we found out about our property that was a cute little cottage:PGE during the winter time was $400 a month, for a 750 sq ft 2 bdrm 2 ba apt, that was rediculious.During the summer, the PGE was great, but without central heating and air, the house was smokin' all summer.The building was built in 1930 with no upgrades, so no insulation in the walls or the ceilings.We never really paid attention to the fact that all the big windows were plexiglass and not glass windows so the heat permeates into the house all summer long.The new gas furnace that we initially installed, did not heat the 2nd bedroom because of it's location in the house, so during the winter the only way that room gets heat is to turn on the stove and the heater (hence the high bill besides the heat escaping through the walls and windows).Since we have lived here we have been able to address each of these issues.