i have a property in Tempe, AZ and I have had zero luck getting booked for Superbowl.  

When I was doing turnkeys in 2012-2015 I was in Birmingham, Atlanta, Indianapolis.Other popular markets: Gary (IN), St Louis, Huntsville, Phoenix/Tempe/Mesa, Kansas City, Memphis, Little Rock, Indianapolis, Harrisburg (PA), Greenville, Jacksonville, Tampa, Houston, San Antonio, Little Rock, Milwaukee, Cincinnati, Dayton, Cleveland, Ohio, or other secondary or tertiary markets. 

Hope that the snow and cold temps dont bother you too much.

You've got less than 30 days before freezing temps out there in Michigan.Can't believe you didn't know his utilities had been off this long.Have your utility company have you as emergency contact for any shutoff's, power, gas, water..Your only choice I feel right now is to have the power put back in your name so you can protect your property from freeze damage,  until the guy gets evicted. 

I was thinking of instituting a similar range but my house is well insulated so would maybe keep it from 70-80 Im far from a lawyer but I do not think there is a law governing the temp ranges for STR/MTR. 

A mobile has virtually no wall bay thickness, no attic (slows transfer of ambient temp) and under a mobile is very poorly insulated.

Listing time shows from the first time it was ever listed til it was sold and market time shows the time it was listed for sale (i.e, not deactivated or temp no showings). 

This could include checking on pipes to make sure they haven't frozen in sub-zero temps, walking the property to make sure the cleaner is doing their job correctly, running a package over in-between guests, or running an item over to a guest that may have ended up not working after their arrival...like a coffee pot.

In the middle of the summer if you go out an hour or two after dark in the city it is one temp and you can feel the heat radiating off of the block walls and asphalt streets still.

The home must not get too cold.The fourth is to use heat tape, this is pretty amazing stuff but it on;y works down to a certain temp so I would suggest not just relying on heat tape.Fifth, hose bibs are one of the biggest issues because they expose your water line to the outside temps.