I’m looking to trade my time for knowledge with a seasoned real estate wholesaler.

If you’re one of many who awaits holiday seasons to wind down and destress, you should probably consider looking for holiday homes to rent long before hot seasons kick off.

You’ll meet both new and seasoned investors. 

In MA, and I suspect OR, the winter is the slow season. 

Along that same line - offer it up as the setting for the next season of American Horror Story =)

When using the fireplace, Tenant agrees to:a.not leave burning materials unattended.b.keep all burnable objects at a safe distance from flame or surround.c.make appropriate use of fireplace damper and spark screen, so as not to allow smoke to flow into the room or sparks to fly out of the fireplace.d.use only seasoned firewood or manufactured logs in the fireplace.e.not burn paper, plastics or other materials.f.keep fireplace clean of ashes.g.dispose of ashes in a safe manner by waiting until ashes completely cool and by placing them in a metal container prior to disposal.

@Michael NotoHere in the 4 season Northeast, the heating season is a big deal.

Certain markets winter season isn't as harsh as others, but I can see how you could run into multiple issues in such a scenario.

Are insurance premium and coverage inline (High|In-Line|Low) with what some of the other seasoned investors are seeing with their Multi-family properties?

Does anyone know the “Seasoning” requirements in Wisconsin?