I think you'd be able to airbnb in the summer/fall and like someone posted above maybe for ski season. 

On the Bigger Pocket Podcast I heard the phrase "Trying to time the market is like trying to catch a falling knife". 

Here's what my insurance provider told me:----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------The damage would fall under the liability portion of your policy.If you knew that the water heater was going bad and didn’t take any measures to have it repaired/replaced, then you would be negligent and the policy would cover it, less your deductible that you're responsible for.If you didn't know that the water heater was going bad, then you weren't negligent, and liability wouldn’t apply.

If i have a tenant that lives in my house and his car is parked in the driveway, and a tree limb from my property falls and breaks is windshield.

Others fall into analysis paralysis waiting and anticipating the absolute best deal to come along only to miss out on many home runs. 

We purchased a house in the fall and paid cash for the house with plans to do a cash out refinance. 

Should everything fall apart how long will your savings last? 

Relators that I could connect with in the area that are movers and shakers (not a guy/gal who sells two houses a year) Currently, I am still abroad in Asia finishing work here, but will be returning back to America this early fall.

Residential rental pricing around Universities will go up in the fall.

I don't think we are going to see the fully economic picture until later summer/fall.