If you try, either you won’t be able to provide sufficient cooling on hot days or you will freeze your evaporator.Good luck

I see some state representatives like Summer Lee are introducing bills that cancel rent and mortgage payments.I am curious how this works for Investors that own property free and clear but depend on rent for income.https://www.pghcitypaper.com/pittsburgh/more-than-50-protest-in-pittsburgh-calling-for-a-nationwide-rent-and-mortgage-freeze-during-coronavirus-pandemic/Content?

But now with Covid... there is so much information and opinions out there, all of which make a green wannabe (we don't have any investment properties yet) investor like me freeze.

I’m still learning and am looking to understand both the pros and cons ...My Heloc rate just dropped to 2.7% so I took it up to almost max in case things go squirrelly and the bank decides to freeze it.Not a ton of cons IMO.

Just wanted to make sure my knowledge of that term is right.In San Antonio, its tough to even find a 1 percent rule deal, let alone a 10 percent CoC return and hell will freeze over if I found mid-teens in the wild.

Also, have you ever had any issues with pipes freezing the basement due to losing the heat from gas or oil pipes no longer being in use?

The freeze/thaw cycle could make them worse being in Chicago.

I might add, it's in northern Minnesota where the ground freezes solid. 

I'm in Dallas and the daily low temps typically don't get cold here (freezing temps) until mid-late November.

If I wasn't so bothered by bitter freezing temperatures(and being a down right big city girl) it might be a place of interest for me to relocate;-).If you don't mind sharing, what sort of investing are you going to or are doing?