With the freezing temps in Parkersburg this week, worst case scenario is your pipe from main to the duplex side is broke.

They are just temp living with this move.My tenants stay 5+yrs.

The main hurdle is that we just have it all in a spreadsheet but the downfall here is that we don't get a notification or a 'one week outlook' on properties we may want to double check the temp at or ones that may need an oil tank filled if that makes sense.Thanks again for the help!

I worked retail for 5 years and have recently begun a temp position hoping to get into Vanguard and work more closely with finance.

@David Honeycutt @Leon Lai @Lisa Maturo @Rebecca StuelpnagelYou might consider checking out AZREIA.org which is group of local investors for Scottsdale, Phoenix, Tempe, Gilbert, Chandler, Phoenix, Glendale, Peoria, etc and there is a meetup in Tucson as well.Sometimes people get tired of the scarcity, the work and the risk with Flips (I did) and they do Turnkeys instead.

We just don’t have the high humid temps or very low temps that would make climate control super desireable.

I simply created an addendum to my leases stating that when the temp will be below freezing, tenants need to let their water drip and if they fail to do so and this results in frozen lines they will be responsible for a minimum $100 call out fee.

also, you might want to buy a cheap wall thermometer, and take photos of it with your phone (which will record the date/time) when the indoor temp goes below 65 degrees. 

I am trying to set up a condo for short term rental and wonder if anyone has a recommendation for a cleaning service in Tempe AZ

Hello,I'm looking for recommendations of real estate agents in the Chandler/Gilbert/Mesa/Tempe area of Phoenix AZ.