The initial repair was really just an attempt at a temp fix while you get a new AC unit.

Hopefully your temp fix lasts or it may quit again in 2 weeks and you’ll pay your boots on the ground another $729 to make the unit run another 2 weeks.

They will tell you the current and future Fair Market Rents too.The largest problem I see BRRRR investors running into is the temp to perm financing for those that plan to lease and hold. 

Hey All,I looked through the forums but saw no clear guidance.Here is the situation.We own a house where my son lives while going to school that is just off campus adjacent to ASU in Tempe AZ.Today we posted an ad on Hotpads advertising one of the rooms for rent.

Your profile says AZ and there's not a big difference between the areas around Tempe/Phoenix and Denver in terms of value, ability to get reasonable returns, etc...

In a city that has pretty mild temps but gets lots of rain, wind, hail etc.

Some of the communities we serve are Phoenix, Scottsdale, Tempe, Mesa, Chandler, Gilbert, Mesa, Queen Creek, San Tan Valley, Florence, Apache Junction, Coolidge, and Maricopa.

In a city that has pretty mild temps but gets lots of rain, wind, hail, snow etc.

In your area the boiler is likely in the basement and wouldn't ever freeze except in January/February when temps get below 0 degrees.

the cleanup, marketing, and screening in between each temp renter wasn't worth it in my experience but it wouldnt hurt much when u have a property avail for rent, to try out a short term tenant and see how it goes