We do have a lot of class "C" and even more class "D", but what else do you expect in a blue collar town driven by blue collar warehouse and transportation type jobs.

Trish Beeman at Renters Warehouse is top notch.

Drive uber, work in a warehouse, anything else really. 

Here are a couple things you forgot to mention- you shut the electricity off on us the day we moved in (with 100 degree temperatures), you left a non working washing maching in the laundry closet filled with brown water and made us take it out... you also had us walk through the back yard with you and there had been drought for days, so the mud wasnt visible... and in your lease it stated that we were to make you aware of any changing conditions of the property... also i first approached you about the issue asking if we could and i quote “seed the back yard ourselves and just take it out of rent” i never asked you for sod, i never demanded it- actually the first person to mention sod in our emails was you! 

I like a vinyl strip flooring that locks together or the one I use from surplus warehouse uses a glue strip to lock together.

Who’s out there checking their tenants temperature for May rent?

Peak oil is such a Y2K thing.Yes people will always need a place to live, but does it have to be in a place where the temperature and humidity both hit 100 for months and the water has already been used by every other big city in the state?

We do have a lease, I have attached it below:http://imgur.com/a/AwqZIThe original ad said that electricity and utilities are included in the rent for 650$/month.I have been here for 1.5 month, I have paid my rent on time, I have always done what the landlord has asked me to.When I originally visited the house, I asked whether theres central heating or not, because it california the temperature at night can become very cold.

When I was managing a Self-Service Storage Warehouse in Philly I had to use a POS software (don't remember, sorry) and a regular accounting software (Yardi). 

As mentioned, I have one tenant in the medium sized room and I'm in the master bedroom (fl 3) in the same unit currently, which has a supply and a return and heats up just fine.Measuring the temperatures with central heat on a cold day at 70 degrees on the thermostat it can heat the medium br to 65 and the living room to 68.