I second the landlord stat by Chicago Temperature control.

As @John Woodrich said, you'll want to take their temperature at a Planning Commission meeting first and a City Council meeting second. 

Thank you for the discussion You can always get a NEST or other thermostat which will tell you the temperature inside of your home.

And second, higher cap rates are usually just that for a reason.Cap rate is nothing more than a temperature of the market. 

The central heater installed is also electric, so either way, they'll have to pay more electricity bill because they pay their own electricity bills.I have more units in the property with exactly same heating system, but other tenants have no complaints.I am not sure what the minimum temperature requirement in Los Angleles, but if the unit can be heated higher than 70°F with central heater, do I need to fix the heater?

The best shower valves let you control the volume by moving the handle up and down and control the temperature by moving the handle side to side.

As a rental you're not worried really about how much the home is worth but how much income the home temperatures.

I guess there is an advantage to having long winters with -30 temperatures and lots of snow .. all the moss on the roofs has to start anew each year ;-)

He caused damage to the pipes by not keeping the temperature within the range that he agreed upon in the lease, and I need those pipes back to the way they were before he moved in. 

Warmer weather means that you don't have to fight snow, ice, and frigid temperature to go outside and look at houses.3.