I'm making the move because of quite a bit of reasons but to sum it up - it's really expensive in Chicago and I've never been a fan of the cold.

Indianapolis) and get ready to reach out to local agents and investors, I get cold feet and shift into a new market, thinking that maybe one is better for me than another.

I had them confirm the last tenant didn't shut the vent and they confirmed cold air in their opinion was blowing out the vent. 

Shall I choose a hot, neutral, or cold market for wholesaling?

Sheesh, must be the cold medicine.

This includes knocking on doors, cold calling or driving for dollars (this one is my favorite).

On top of that, networking with other agents helps, as you can refer prospects to one another.Another thing that you can do is cold call.

In Bridgeport Connecticut where it snows and gets bitter cold we have to explain why we need to tune up furnaces BEFORE the winter hits to prevent problems like no heat or frozen pipes. 

If the deal is good enough, i would inherit the tenants and get rid of them one at a time. especially in this cold winter. let them pay the heating bill for another month..lol

Plus I need to learn how to cold call before I can expect someone to cold call for me successfully.