@Bruce Woodruffclimate change and racism in housing policy are well documented.

There is a higher net migration in warmer climates, and that's a big plus for us investors.

I find this sort of macho-pretense disorder to be four or five times worse among male real estate agents than your average dude.So I would never trust a real estate agent to tell me how much a house would cost to renovate and how I should renovate it.

@Jim K.Its a pretty dry climate so the bones are usually good, the studs are usually better then the modern ones!

I have been listening to the Podcast ever since, I listened from episode 1 to about 60, then decided to move ahead to around the COIVD age to get advice and tips more aligned with the current climate.

We have 59 units and (mostly untreated) mental illness and personality disorders have (likely) been the underlying causes behind the aberrant behaviors that have prompted every single non-renewal and eviction that we've had in the last 5 years (expect for the drug dealers- who we also non-renew but they are easier to work with).

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.