I'm not familiar with the weather patterns in that part of the country.I would agree with Carl Arft, you should check it out before you invest. 

The idea behind house hacking is to lessen your monthly out-of-pocket expenses, all while having a place to live. 

Hopefully the RTC’s projections on traffic patterns will hold true and the Southeast Connector will remove some of the burden from the “spaghetti bowl” intersection of I-80 and I-580.

I see similar patterns in the valley.I'm coming up on my second year here in AK and so far only have rentals in Anchorage.

Spatial analysis comes in handy with  real estate for looking at spatial patterns and trends although I know the crappiest parts of the world probably better than the  United States.

We never say why we are increasing the rent because we don’t want to establish a pattern of justifying our actions.

  :)That being said, if your server runs Linux, and your attacks followed a pattern, you may want to check out Fail2Ban. 

The $12 per month will make up in the long term if a claim ever has to be made.Sad to say the weather patterns are changing rapidly and we are in Tornado Alley, as well as we have pretty decent hail storms with great risks of repeat flooding in some areas.

Because most buyers decline to pay a buyer's broker fee directly, my competition is vastly lessened on these transactions.So, while the percentage of doable deals is still very low in this category, when the rare great deal appears my competition is vastly decreased.I will give you a real example from the last few months. 

That said, there is areas in explosive growth pattern, support by planned city development, and for the smarty-pant's who put int he work to know those plan's ("ehe-hum") appreciation becomes a mathematical item vs guess-work.