I know @Shawn G. hosts a couple groups in Winter Park.

Neither of these situations lead into getting a really good understanding of the process, or really of the entire scope of the field of investment.Fast forward to 2017: I was on a road trip, spending a few months in the Arizona winter to get out of the rain in Seattle, trying to manage a nightmare of health challenges rooted in Lyme disease.

Generally in Florida, the slow months are in the winter for homebuying so start getting your ducks in a row now.

I will most probably replace next year but since we are only 3 to 4 weeks away from winter it's not worth either replacing with a new ac or spend another hundreds of dollars to repair , did anyone across a similar situation?

Things are normalizing slightly now after an absolute frenzie this winter/spring.6.normalizing.

This is the normal seasonality of the market, with a slowdown in activity that’s usually seen in fall and winter.

Great advice @Marc Winter thank you!!

Im planning on adding it this winter to all of my units. 

@Tim Winter Thank you for response!

However, the reality is tenants can and do move whenever they want (lease or no lease).Now, you don’t mention where you’re at, and in some areas there’s some benefit to using a lease if you’re going to time them to not end during winter if you have harsh winters and it’s hard to find tenants during that time where you’re at.