A bake out is heating the building to relatively high temperatures.

There can be a bit more to it as concrete is affected by area temperatures, and soil content.

In the brick Vickies, the insulation helps keep interior temperatures down in the summer - especially on the top floor(s).

I also have no idea of the temperature of your courts in relation to foreclosure sales.

I think Greeley is a real good area to invest and from a kind of outside perspective a bit complicated as values can change block to block giving home field guys you an advantage.I'm over in Fort Collins in Loveland but I offer on houses all over Larimer and Weld County.

You need the material on hand (or know they can be gotten quickly) because Upper Midwest winter weather can have short stretches of moderate temperature (yes even 70 degrees in January) where exterior work can easily can be done.You may want to review http://www.biggerpockets.com/forums/67/topics/105123-to-my-rehabbers-with-cold-winter-climateswhich covers this topic.

In addition depending on the mobile home, the tongue may have to be welded back on, or need all new bolts to reattach.

HelloAnyone keep their vacant rental properties air conditioned at a decent temperature for showings?

That 'light switch' looks like a safety on/off switch, not necessarily intended to control temperature.

Single pane windows are more prone to moisture build up; the differing temperatures of outside air and inside air is a factor.