Pile drivers, cement trucks, cranes, jack hammers, endless pounding and endless buzz saws, (and loud mariachi music from boom boxes, which I actually like, but not everyone does--some of these guys really crank it up), etc...A good first move might be to talk to as many of the existing residents as possible and try to figure out what their pain points are, and why their neighbors moved out, vs. shooting in the dark for solutions based on guesses.Some talented Texas Mariachis: https://www.youtube.com/watch?

The whole point of the forums is to engage in discussion and to help each other out, not to pound chests and tell the world how great we are.

Leaks could be a washing machine hose, water heater that has rusted out, a pipe inside the wall that was hit with a screw or nail during construction that has finally given way or the owner or tenant pounding nails into the water wall to hang pictures, or the ice maker hose in the kitchen, the dishwasher hose, etc.

First, don't ever mention the total dollar amount unless you are prepared to be pounded with personal messages.

Yes you'll have to pay a new premium but to do otherwise may be penny wise and pound foolish.

My requirements were credit score of 620, must have combined income of 3X rent, no smoking or vaping anywhere on the property and, a small dog over 2 years old and under 20 pounds would be considered with additional rent. 

I've lost 20 pounds, I'm happier than I have been in a long time, & and I have reduced so much stress just by taking a few deep breaths and realizing that it will all come with time!

Hi Nolan,Providing a temporary cold air solution would be the "Customer Service-y" thing to do.Telling them to go pound sand until the new equipment arrives may cause turn over.Turn over is more costly than a window A/C unit.If it were mine, I'd have a window unit in there within hours of learning the main unit had failed.Good Luck!

Could this be seen as unwanted solicitation?

Are you willing to pound the pavement, door knock and drive for dollars for a local investor?