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

I live in a cold climate and my tenants where I was paying the heat were setting their thermostats at 78 degrees and leaving their windows open when it was 10 degrees outside and wearing shorts and tshirts and going barefoot.

Your tenant smoking in the unit is a 3 day matter, being loud and disorderly is 30 notice to cure.  

(easier to be homeless in a warmer climate!)

In colder climates that was a common solution to freezing issues.

BRRRR in my opinion is not much of an option in the current climate.

Roof had shingles missing and I noticed other deferred maintenance, one of the recent reviews was saying that the climate controlled units were having an AC issue, etc.With this being a corporation or franchise, how would you go about trying to see if they'd sell?

These tenants are causing problems with others in the building, disorderly and more and more ruining the apartment.I've recorded all of my interactions with ERAP.

There are a whole bunch of reasons to believe that we are heading for a worsening recession (or the start of a recession - usage of the word "recession" to describe the current climate depends on your political affiliation here in 2022 - I welcome all viewpoints on this!) 

In the past, 6 months was no problem but doesn't seem to be the case currently.We had the opportunity to snag a pretty good investment property but were scared off by the financial climate/bank lening uncertainty and in retrospect, have some regrets.