So here is an early look at my next forecast I am working on; the coming REAL "CRASH".

Some cities mentioned have low house prices, but mainly because of population decline and bad weather.

@AJ Leman Headed to 10x growth con this week cant wait to get to Miami to escape this weather for a few days!!

I also have a C02 alarm, smoke detectors, severe weather alarm and locks on my doors.

Based on another hurricane brewing already in the Atlantic and how these cycles tend to happen every 10-15 years - I wouldn't be surprised if the next few years brought us more tropical storms/hurricanes so be cognizant of weather effects.

Yes, they do - it's pretty intuitive based on the weather of the region for which you plan on investing. 

James:I worked in Ma for a few years, your winters aren't terribly cold ... it would be great weather for a heat pump.

Can you guys let me know what exit/refinance cap rates you are seeing lately and what you are forecasting in the future?

I understand that you have called a remediation company, but due to the holidays, and extreme weather that has been prevailing through the area, the remediation companies are also backed up.

I bought the house late last year and have been watching for a four to five day window of good weather to add a concrete driveway and walkway to the home.