@Ethan Nicodemus @Ron Dayley if you are already planning to attend REIN holiday party, I’m more than happy to connect there.

My vacation rental is in Winter Park.

Thanks again and happy holidays to you and your family.

I do notice it's hard to rent in Connecticut during winter time.

This may be a busy time over there in that office with the holiday season upon us.

Once it's ready, i'll probably put it up for 600 or so, because I've got to pay all the electric bill, and eating even a heat bill from a small apartment in wyoming in the winter is not my idea of a good time.All the while, the contractor that i've gotten is working on the next empty, and it should be done this week. it's looking really, really good.

This property has been sitting for some time and we are heading in to the dog days of winter here in Minnesota.

Now we are talking true financial magic.BRRRR and snowballs, a winter wonderland.

I dont know if the demand is high enough in MN, especially during the winter, plus with ST tenants, there will more likely be damage and additional cleaning costs you will incur.3.

As Account Closed suggested, you may be able to sub-meter much cheaper than running two lines from the street.Propane is expensive these days, I have heard of people around here (mn) having heat bills of $2k - $3k/winter for a normal size home - that's a LOT of money compared to the average of $600/winter on my properties.