These are all questions whose answers will help you chart the way forward ... there is no one size fits all answer.From an operational perspective it is always pleasant to know that your building envelope is relatively efficient (insulated and air sealed); that building systems (electrical, plumbing, HVAC and communications are up-to-date and dependable) and that you have the ability to put accountability for resource consumption in the hands of the tenants.  

Same type of houses in the Air Depot to Douglas, and 15th to 29th corridors. 

I will say that although you can definitely tell people are smoking, they do have a lot of  air purifiers, so it is not smoke-filled. 

What's the terms of your agreement; how many days do you have to assign your contract, what happens if you don't find an assignee, do you have a legal and air tight assignment agreement, are you legal (not acting as an agent), is there real consideration, how much and who is holding it consideration, do you have a built in extension in the event you don't close in time, do you have right of possession durning contract period, what showing arrangement do you have?

I'm stuck in Yuma, AZ on a Marine Corps Air Station at the moment :/Thanks again for your reply and helpful insight!

With condos, you have exclusive use of the air gap within the walls of your unit and an undivided share of all buildings, grounds, etc.

At this point its still up in there air, the bill is being bounced back and forth from House to Senate and back.

Window A/C (no central air).

This house didn't have a forced air heating and cooling system, so we're putting one in. 

Second, can I rent out one half full time and Air BnB the other half when I'm not using it?