I supplied two portable ac units for the tenants, but they have requested $$ deducted from their rent for the inconvenience.

Even when we call them a phone rather than a portable computer.

I sold a home once that also had a pass-through bedroom and it was used by my client as a very spacious master closet.

It seems like in order to make a bedroom a bedroom, amongst other things, it needs a closet.

The large master bedroom features cathedral ceilings, skylights, and a walk-in closet.

Are you sure one of the other living rooms isn't the third bedroom with a closet removed? 

My HVAC guy suggested maybe finding a separate portable unit - maybe window unit or fan - that can suffice until next week? 

Installing new laminate wood flooring throughout, new SS appliances, new granite and marble countertops, updated cabinets, new plumbing and electrical fixtures, fresh paint, new closet shelving and closet doors.See the before and after photos!

Dock deeds, in-ground pools, 5,000 sq ft homes, built-in cabinets, walk-in closets, granite/stainless/hardwood, etc.

-I valued the top floor at $1500/month, plus a $200/month share of utilities and the basement at $800/month which is what I pay in rent currently.Things I like about the place:-fits my needs-fits my price range-on one acre of land within city limits (good appreciation, potentially sub dividable)-property assessment appreciated 18% from last year-structurally in good shapeThings I don't like-old furnace-1000 squ. ft. 3 bd 1 bth top floor feels a little cramped, small bedrooms, low on closets, no ensuite-basement, while livable, needs large reno to optimize (weird layout, utilization of space)Questions, comments appreciated.