Price of debt is going up, construction costs are still very high, and with downward pressure on pricing it could get very nasty out there this winter. 

Heating costs go up in winter, as does electric due to the reduced natural light and people being indoors more.

I could continue striving within the trucking industry or, risk it all, and start completely over again in Real Estate.In May of this year, I resigned from my position with Vanguard Truck Centers in Forest Park, GA and relocated to Nashville, TN.

Also afraid to be all in and launching in the begging of the winter.

Also, remember that if you don't have parking you will have to find new tenants every year (unless you are next to a bus line and your tenants don't have cars) since the winters are brutal and 1 bad storm can make it impossible to park on the street for weeks at a time.

Winter is coming fast and people know that  is a dead market... 

We just finished a real estate investing Meetup this morning in Winter Park.

Located in Washington-Wilkes Forest Hills Subdivision, the Elijah Clarke Drive LLC project will be a great investment for first sime home buyer.

I recently sold a property in NJ, looking for a primary that I can renovate through the winter and rent in the spring/summer... refinance when rates drop and find another property for my primary or rental... ideally I need a primary shelter for myself and a rental or 2 to cover all the mortgages while I grow my business and build cash flow to show deposits for my business, while paying down the principal on all of the properties.

I saved some links for comps that are similar to what I could realistically do if I were to invest and I will be checking them every few weeks throughout the winter.