They use a "degree day" formula to calculate usage so they knew when we needed a delivery. 

@Jose Pena I can tell you on the phone but you have to be really control freak....lolI have accounting background plus my first bachelors degree in engineering so I understand numbers and extremely detail oriented.

I was so annoyed as we did this in 95 degree heat. 

I think he won't let us do this if we can't limit our risk on the variable rate to some degree.  

I do have other properties but they are leveraged to some degree. 

Ignore current condition and rents to a degree.

In order to get that glaze on, that tile was heated to about 2000 degrees Fahrenheit so that the glaze could melt on it, fuse with the refired clay underneath, and turn to glass.

All of that is significantly cheaper than what it will cost you to get and maintain your license.I think the more important thing is that you complete your degree successfully.

I recently graduated with two degrees and started working full time M-F while managing the properties time to time on the side along with my PM.

Pick a degree and weigh your options with what it's going to cost you vs what your earning potential can be.