I tend to stay south of the Mason Dixon line because the weather isn't as tough on properties.

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Main reason was the weather and scenery -- we were able to come thanks to a work trip prior to moving and absolutely fell in love!

Biggest challenge was the weather - the pipes froze when it reached -27F.

Some friend has been telling me foundation issue is common in Houston area because it is building on active soil, and the extreme weather might cause foundation issues here and there.

Arranging financing, forecasting cash flow (it's not "rent minus the mortgage"), managing contractors, managing tenants, managing property managers, dealing with permits and city inspectors - it's a lot more than the average person realizes.

Naturally, owners didn’t want their expensive planes sitting outside in the weather.

Ski season start date at White Pass can be more sketchy than Snoqualmie so I would suspect that people wait and see how things shake out weather wise.I am interested in hear what your budget is and what you are looking to do.

I have a healthy mix of LTR's that allow we to weather a potential STR storm.

Would love a property in warm weather market so potentially can use it 1-2 weeks out of the year.