I used to work on ships, so I paid a lot of attention to weather and zones of climate.

Inspector said under normal weather you got 10+ years his personal face to face opinion 

Had folks with equity in their home or other property that could be leveraged gotten a line of credit secured by their home or other property BEFORE the COVID-19 related shutdowns, they'd have the slack in their finances that they may need to weather any lay-offs or other loss of income they may experience during this time.So, among the many benefits of Velocity Banking, be sure to include financial flexibility for when things go wrong in ways that few can foresee.If you just pay extra on principal then lose your primary income, there's no fallback, no "slack in the budget".

In that, I think they were easy forecasts. 

Other than my home (the weather in San Diego is too good to pass up)Currently invest in Houston TX.

Weather the storm, you're young. 

I am located in Yuma AZ, and in those areas that I mentioned in Texas I like that they are cities so easily accessible for people to fly in especially for the businesses I want to do on the property its important to me for it to be easily accessible, I like the weather in those areas, there is a lot to do around those areas it seems.

Volume collapse is what I forecasted for '23' back in Q3 '22', with prices holding AND going up.

Considering cost, crime and chance of vandalism, schools and property tax rates, rent to cost ratio, and value forecasting, there's so many variables that it was hard for us to have enough holistic knowledge to make an educated guess.

Using MDW as an example, that weekend is not a guarantee because weather forecasts always typically affect shore travel - I worked at a shore restaurant for a number of summers in college so I learned that one well.I like the idea of monthly summer rentals with my own lease and a mix of Airbnb if I can't find what I'm looking for out of groups.