Central air in general can be pretty slow to get the temperature down.

They can crack due to temperature fluctuations (directly above the dishwasher?)

I had an increase in welding income but more than a 20% decrease in real estate income.

Since then, I've attained a welding Journeyman Certificate, started an incorporated company, upgarded my schooling, completed my Mechanical Tech Diploma and pursued a Project Management Certificate.

@Lucas MillerIn my 20's I went to real estate school and became a licensed agent...I did this during evenings after my welding job!

The other issue with owning in any type of HOA is that the temperature of the HOA can always change and you only represent one vote.

Indeed, while there are indeed more foreigners buying property there as they're getting priced out of other places in the peninsula and/or they're being sold a nice story, Progresso is essentially the beach town of Merida's elite who flees there during the summer as the temperature and humidity within the city becomes unbearable.

In my lease, I said I would provide heat up to 65 degrees, and any temperature higher will be responsability of the tenants through other electric sources (like space heaters).

I understand that this helps with controlling temperature and air pressure in zoned spaces and the technician also told me this helps prolong the life of the HVAC. 

Is there any thermostat I can purchase that is lockable or I can program to keep the temperature within a certain range?