And if its just sitting there unsecured, the weather and vandals are going to start affecting the building's core bones and foundation....

PM and I agreed to not action it at the time as the weather got warmer.

But you have enough equity and rent to weather the storm.

People will always want to live here because it's beautiful and the weather is awesome. 

Although still up 9.1% from a year ago, existing home sales took a tumble in February, as harsh winter weather and declining affordability weighed on closings.

You would need to be able to weather the initial negative cash flow until rent appreciation results in positive cash flow.   

It seems like I should let the tenant use the elevator -- otherwise , they'd  have to walk out the garage and up a hill to get in to the house, which I'm sure they won't want to do in bad weather.

You'll likely experience some resistance, but a few will be willing to share their contacts with you.

In the US, what's happening now is people are fleeing highly taxes, expensive cities with cold winter weather (i.e.

But in the state of Virginia, we have all four seasons of the weather climate.