I imagine that had the economic climate had not changed this conversation might look different.

The climate of the United States varies due to changes in latitude, and a range of geographic features, including mountains and deserts.

Is it wrong to evict in the current coronavirus climate?

Also would these metal frames thrive is colder northern climates?

But given the current economic climate it might be harder to find a new tenant or you might see rents drop a little due to the fact that this crisis is impacting a lot of people in the workforce.

I am curious if anyone has thoughts on the current climate and how it will affect flipping.

The competitive climate has all but eliminated loan contingencies in purchase contracts and immediately non-refundable deposit money has almost become the expectation. 

I'm on the east coast, you'll want to verify that either approach to adding insulation is conducive to your climate and the design of the building.

So we're staring at several months that are normally when our busy season start ramping up... and we have no income at all, and some substantial overhead (mostly in terms of mortgage payments)While we have even discussed turning these properties into LTRs, I fear that in the current climate in NYC, this is not the time period to start a LTR contract.The only idea that I've come up with so far, is to list the properties at a substantial discount for week-to-month long chunks, and to advertise through alternate sources like Craiglist.

Keep this in mind as affecting the risk climate.