Leave the AC set at 76 or 77 so you get enough air movement and dehumidification to keep moisture problems down, and split the utilities for those few months.

We noticed there were some major problems not brought to our attention until towards the end of the contract where we were under pressure to make a decision. 

They're facing pressure from all sides due to inflation, especially in essentials like food, housing, and auto insurance.What can we do to assist?

I'm really interested in long term rentals along with Air B&B/VRBO. 

I’m active duty Air Force here in San Antonio.

I would love to connect you with my broker who is also an investor in Oklahoma City and hop on the phone with you as well to help pinpoint concerns you may have and provide more clarifying information if you're interested- I do also understand if you have a lot of agents in your inbox or one's you're comfortable with already so this is no pressure at all!

Mainly you're responsible for the sewer bill and to provide heat and hot water, but not things like air conditioning.If this was winter, I'd be concerned about pipes freezing if the relationship isn't going well, but a 10 year tenant probably won't let that happen.I don't really know about the downsides of not having a lease. 

I'm not familiar with vrbo and other sites- but you could at least set up your own dot com booking funnel/site & (legal- per air bnb -personally don't know?)

Are these related to the air conditioners, or do they control the electricity for the entire house? 

But I'm a little more leery of this investment and the economy, so if we went all cash in, there would be no financing pressure selling over a 5-year period.