For example, summers I would have instructions for where to find water toys and kayaks, winters would have directions on how to use the pellet stove in the living room, etc.

Should we look for another flip in the meantime or just be patient until winter, best time to buy.

Do not underestimate what Midwestern winters can do to your inventory. 

In my opinion, the market is as competitive as ever but take winter conditions into account - not as many people are looking to move in the snowy months.

Hi Bruce , I grew up in Salt Lake City in the Holiday area. 

With the new system in place, the hot air furnace is just a backup system, which was not used last winter. 

I prefer my leases to end in the summer and not close to winter.

I found this deal with my mentor and we were able to negotiate it down roughly 20k because we purchased right before winter and the owner wanted to get out of the area.

The house was winterized in March 2019 so the power and water are not turned on right now.

The tenant sent a letter (I almost think that she thinks that sending it “certified” makes it some sort of legal demand) accusing me of “vehicle discrimination” and stating needing a minimum of 90 days, but also refusing to move in inclement weather. 90 date is In December, pretty sure the whole winter will be inclement weather.