Of course, timing is less than ideal given we are in the middle of winter when the rental market is very slow moving.

I mean buy a property in AZ that you would like to vacation at (it seems folks from the NW like to vacay down there in the winter months) and see if the PM in AZ is willing to manage that one as well?

If your heat goes out in the winter, its more likely you would be able to withhold rent.

Michael, I'm no longer in southern CA, however; we did some great new builds down there a few years back in Capo Beach, San Clemente and Lake Forest.

My guests blast the AC during the summer and crank the heat during winter leaving me with $300+ electric bills.

The only issue I ran into with older Mobile Homes is trying to keep them from freezing in the winter.

I will need as much of my cash as possible to start rehabbing 6 units right away especially before the winter rolls in (the property is in Ohio)What kind of interest rates and terms can I expect to find on a property such as this? 

My guess is it is damp a good part of the winter then dries during the summer.

We are scheduled for concrete pour tomorrow but I am not sure if I should cancel it for reason below:1) temperature is dropping soon if I delay and concrete might not set right.2) my wife is giving birth sometime next week which results in further delay and I just wanted to get this project done with.3) winter is coming and if I don’t finish the walkway, hard for tenant to shovel, ice forms and it’s dangerous.What do you think I should do, delay or move forward with the concrete pour?

People don’t want to move during winter and holidays.