The house has signs for a preservation company that winterized it, but the company says no sales info or renting info.

There is a local meetup in Lake forest every month that you should check out. http://meetu.ps/2QWCkhIf you would like to meet up before then and talk about investing let me know.

There is a local meetup in Lake forest every month that you should check out. http://meetu.ps/2QWCkhIf you would like to meet up before then and talk about investing let me know.

However, I have adjusted to the heat through the years, and the beautiful spring/fall seasons along with the mild winters, make it all worthwhile to me.  

They had frozen/burst pipes this winter and just had a water heater replaced, and they were understanding with the loss of hot water for a cumulative time of about 36  hours over the two events.She reports that one of the windows in her unit is broken and sends a phone pic.I have a pic of my own from August (when we bought the building) showing window intact.  

I had a situation where a tenant moved in during winter without realizing the place didn't have central AC.  

The only item that kept us away from Denver was that my wife doesn't like winters with snow.

I knew the neighborhood and builder, had someone someone do a walk through for us because we are wintering elsewhere. 

Originally from Forest Hills (11375) , Queens in New York.

The highlighted 5 cities are: Raleigh Current: $200,300Cary Current: $306,700Garner Current: $163,700Clayton Current: $173,700Wake Forest Current: $269,000The annual change of 6% is the question mark in my mind, as is the viability of $163,700.