Hi Taylor,Put on a pair of denim pants, and a sweatshirt and go knock on the door.Explain you're "thinking of" buying the house next door but want to rent it out to "a nice family" but are worried about people thinking the "Valuable Items" out front of his place might scare off the "better families".Tell him you know it would be a lot of work to move all of this "Valuable Stuff" (what's junk to you might be welding steel to him or something else, who knows), and would he be willing to let YOU hire a crew of guys to come over an move it to the backyard or haul some of it off.If he says OK, Craig's list for the workers and (finish it during the due diligence), if you let him do it, it will probably not be satisfactory.If he says no or he's a "Scary Unpleasant type" move on, b/c any tenant you get will probably want to do the same.Just my 2 cents.Good Luck!

While grey/blue cabinets may be too trendy, the overall color temperature cycle is definitely moving toward cool. 

It's not really your fault with edge case jobs like that.Do you know how much it would be to weld a fence?

Then you need to evaluate the temperature drop across the evaporator and CFM air speed before adjusting the fan speed.Having said all that this is the problem with property management companies. 

It's a desert setting with dry and high temperatures year round.

You can involve them if you feel safer that way, but know that you'll likely be changing the temperature of the deal slightly (may be worth it though, that's your call).

Also manufacturer said these floor needs 65-85 F temperature - so if there is vacancy in the winter, the house temperature needs to be set at 65 or higher?

We had a single guest complain that the rental was horribly cold so we put a note that the temperature of the unit is 68 degrees.

Google says the average high temperature in the summer is 104-106, which surprised me.

And good timing...the weather is about to break in the Midwest...so the temperatures will feel like home (maybe....)Best of luck in your search.