They are all electric and energy efficient and some models offer heat to very low outdoor temps. 

Investor-friendly Phoenix agent here, specializing in the East Valley areas of Ahwatukee, Chandler, Tempe, and Maricopa.

My home town Milwaukee might be on the winning side: we have not really had much of a winter thus far: very little snow and temps mostly in the 40s.The reason why you see spring prices always higher than fall prices also has market psychological reasons - the market anticipates higher prices in spring and when buyers are confirming sellers notion, the price increase becomes reality.

I have temp employees and staff at $10 hr and they are happy with that because "the job market sucks".  

I have some Phoenix, Tempe, Scottsdale (south), lots of Mesa, Gilbert, Chandler, Queen Creek, San Tan Valley, Florence.

I'm looking for a primary residence/ eventual flip in Tempe AZ.

Forest service and wildfire summer temps. 

I've used it checking electrical panels for hotspots, and for locating cooler, damp areas of sheetrock, and checking surface temp prior to painting.

Looking on the MLS of what sold in the last 90 days it varies a lot, but $200-$225 sq ft is what most are trading at, but there is one that looks like it’s just got flipped and is right next to ASU in Tempe and it sold for $2.4M at 7340ft, so $325 sq ft.

1) remove thermostat and control temp for entire duplex remotely, 2)new furnace and ac unit for 2nd story unit, 3)????