Travel time like that over a few months can burn a crew out in winter.

Travel time like that over a few months can burn a crew out in winter.

Right season: winter in a colder location = lower pricesRight house: kitchen cabinets savable, bathroom fixtures savable, good layout How did you find this deal and how did you negotiate it?

She often has 24 or so nights a year rented out to guests and the rest of the time they either use it themselves or have it winterized. 

In my market we have brutal winters and hot summers so our expenses tend to fluctuate and I always want to see a T12.If you are able to increase the income and decrease your expense you can take the cap rate from your purchase +/-.5% and calculate your new value.

Might be good for winter/fall rentals.So, what other areas should I look into?

It also has a smallish ski resort in my town (Mullan, ID), another ski resort 20 minutes away (Kellogg, ID), as well as snowmobile/other winter activities draw in the snowy season too.

Large dogs should not be confined to a 720 sq. ft. space, and should not be left outside especially with winter approaching.I hope this helps.

Upstate NY gets very cold in the winter and you have to pay very close attention to frozen water lines and broken pipes to prevent high water bills.

Account Closed -- I lived in Ludlow (I still visit at least yearly for one of my favorite restaurants) for a couple of years after college, summers are definitely slow there, and winters are busy with lots of out of staters.