Insurance companies are starting to figure out climate risks and incorporate those costs into their models.The big question - why not invest across a portfolio of syndications?

(This is an AC-dominated climate.) 

My snow removal company only salts, no sand and given the cost I was going to switch companies but then realized in my northern climate it’s just worth the extra cost to have it done and over with especially after a tenant claimed a late spring slip and fall last year.

I grew up in the Twin Cities and I know the market / climate very well. 

The way I've narrowed it down is by:Gathering data from all 50 states (population growth, median income, crime, price-to-rent, etc.)Filter out states that have rent lawsFilter out blue states (not because of political beliefs but from my understanding they have less rules and regulation and I believe that in the current climate we're in with COVID and all people are going to flock to areas that don't have as much regulation)Highlight states that people retire in more than othersBecause of short-term rental becoming a trending way to invest, filter out states that impose regulation/rules against short-term rentals using platforms like Air BNB, etc.Also, using ZILLOW, I type in my parameters (homes under $125,000, sqft.

In certain climates you will want to go for the units that have built in electric heat backup for the lowest possible temp range.

Have others bet on cities like Cleveland, Milwaukee, Minneapolis, etc given the relatively low climate threats in these areas?

Hi Jason,This maybe the hardest part of the core partners you need to be a house flipper or any type of REI, especially in this COVID climate.

I think you should think about which climate you'd prefer to live in.

Today it's only 28%.Climate change will impact decisionsThis one was interesting to me as we do see larger fires here in Colorado.