Quote from @Lolo Druff: First time landlord going through the winter months in Columbus OH.

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@Marc Winter The rumor around town is that most PM's are at 85% occupancy rate but it is really hard to tell since there isn't a reporting agency.

Quote from @Laura Winters: Quote from @Carolyn Fuller: It’s great news for me personally because Sonder operated a boutique hotel a block from my 2 units.

Also if you need to fill doors in the winter months you need to drop your rent if not moving to attract a new resident. 

I have rentals and even in the process of building more rentals in Raleigh NC and Wake Forest NC.

Another buddy says to list now to start building interest and get ahead of the slower winter market.Curious to hear what others would do in this situation — list now and disclose the pending window replacements, or wait until it’s completely finished?

I’d like to buy and flip this house over the winter.

Most operators are very friendly and like to help others.In my local market we do se a slow down in the winters so it might not be the optimal time but it may be different since Texas attracts a lot of people that want to escape the winter.

@Marc Winter Great idea - love these types of ways that are outside the box and not often done.