The property has been winterized and the roof looks to be in very good shape.

Matt, due to the time of year we're leaving my wife and I do not think it's the best idea to drive from Alaska to New Mexico in the heart of the winter or else I would.

This property cashflows in the summer but breaks even or loses some money in the winter.

There are a lot of homeowners who only use their homes for part of the year and they remain vacant through the winter.

I sold half of my new builds for cash.. there is young money and OLD money many from Northeast have ocean front homes or big mansions in the historic district.9. roads are not clogged... 10.. weather not florida terrible in the Summer and not New Jersey bad in the winter.. just right..

Hopefully not during the winter!

In the winter the bill is about $1000.00The loan is from CIC Chicago (Check Them Out.  

Yes tuck pointing is what's referred to.. they start at the top,, and go row by row,, grind out enough mortar to properly re tuck in new mortar,, so not cheep.. a mason does this type of work,, and if you don't get one now set it up for spring.. it's not a winter job. 

I am a Washington state resident and spend winters in Florida.

The buyer bears all costs to initiate utilities and in some cases a charge to de-winterize and re-winterize.