I am a UCLA graduate and have a background in film and acting but currently I'm a tech project manager for a startup.I also own a duplex in LA that I rent out and I Air BNB two properties in Greece.What I'm looking for:1.

Part of the college education is how to get along with people who are different from you, have different values and lifestyles, work under pressure and deadlines, be responsible to show up, do the work, turn it in on time, personal responsibility. 

I'm a retired Air Force veteran and I work full time as a maintenance supervisor for an apartment complex. 

I started changing the air filters for my condos’ ACs and I would take time to scan around then and anytime a repair was needed my handyman would give me the scoop then too.

If you are paying heat/air costs, it will reduce the cost and make you happy. 

Morgan Stanley agrees:  https://www.morganstanley.com/spc/knowledge/managing-wealth/research/Millennials-Put-Pressure-on-Tightening-Housing-Supply.html?

I just furnished a house to rent out and the utilities went way up due to air conditioning costs, etc. 

About $1800 in random repairs, some missing cracked shingles, hvac drainage line repair, a few electrical items, minor mold in crawl,  drainage line on pressure relief valve of water heater The most annoying part was that the appraiser said the railings on the porch had to have gap less than 4 inches.

Stationed here because of the Air Force, but will be moving on to somewhere else in about two years. 

@Jessica Jay-Maleski, since I'm sure air conditioning is a must in your area, I might consider upgrading the units to have ductless mini-split air conditioning systems.