This list will probably grow, but I've used this list so far:During cooler-weather months, never set the thermostat below 55 degrees Fahrenheit.

NYC back then had neighborhoods that you really could not walk down if you were not the right color.Today, NYC had changes a LOT, mostly because of Gentrification, but that's another story.Either case, my childhood experiences told me that by the time I was ready to Invest after graduating College and working for a year, coincidentally as a Programmer like the main character, I knew I needed a White Male Partner to buy our first Investment Property.That was back in 1997.I can't prove that Partnering with White Males really helped, but I certainly felt that to ensure success, I really needed to start out that way.In the past 5 years, Asians Males seem to have moved up the ladder, close to the top along with White Males.

You may need to work with a programmer (good ones on odesk and elance) to add in some advanced feature but for the most part you will be able to create custom fields (ex.

It's worth checking with lenders to see if your current circumstances fit their criteria.Your combined earnings, excellent credit, and sizeable down payment should make you eligible for a range of lending programms.

We have been diy all the renovation stuff, and my husband has a construction background.I'd like to be able to have each floor have control of their own temperature- both in that they'd have their own thermostats AND that one unit could kick on their heat without it blowing in the other unit, as well.

There's corrosion present, an inoperable thermostat, and it's about 20 years old at this point.

But let's be clear, dropping out of community college is way different than genius programmers dropping out of Harvard. 

I found nothing really wrong, maybe operator error with the thermostat or just scatterbrain.

The only people to make it in the programmer the ones who got in early.

Turn the thermostat to 85 degrees make sure working properly.