Later in the day when it isn't in direct sun and on cooler days the bubbles go down and it looks great.

Furnace filters, duct cleaning, dryer vent cleaning, chimney cleaning, fridge coils, swamp coolers, gutters, ac, sump pumps, plumbing inspection etc etc.We are toying with the idea of paying for a separate independent inspection annually. 

If you think it will be too miserable and hot when you show it, you could just bring in a portable cooler as a temporary measure.

The fact that it is in Anchorage Alaska makes it even cooler as I have never been there. 

zoysia sucks and it does not work well in cooler climate. it goes brown around sept/october and it stays that was until june. looks awful.

If you don't use the heat or air in your own house during some months there is no reason to change filters.However, in a rental a tenant may run the air frequently, then switch to heat at the first sign of cooler weather. 

My guess will be upper tenant, as basement unit does not really need any cooling, it stays cooler naturally most of the summer.In my case, I added another meter, since I had to redo all electrical throughout anyway, so just another panel was not significant amount. 

Quote from @Scott Mac: One way to look at it is "Preservation of Asset Value".If the neighborhood has wood, and you go odd man out an put in something else, or just leave it run down your valuation against comps in the area may suffer.But if you put in a better, 'cooler' product, you could reap benefits by being the best on the block, right?

Nobody brags about owning a MHP around the water cooler.

By pulling the hot air out of the attic, they help to keep the home cooler.