It either works and cools to the set temperature or it's broken.

It was aparticularly cold winter with temperatures below zero.

Wanted to temperature check with the community first, though, in case I'm missing something.Bit more background:I'm out of state, but had an investing partner (he didn't have equity in this property) who was acting a project manager for me who confirmed my estimate of $35-40k reno in under three months.

I have a tenant that is complaining that there is a 5 degree temperature difference from the bedroom and the living room.

So after 8 days of 100 degree plus temperature I called my preferred vender,  He went out and found out that the original tech that went to work on the heat in december had wired it incorrectly and when the tenants turned the  A/C side of the heat pump on the power shorted to grown and blew the fan motor.

Contrary to the headlines California is actually still gaining in population due to births and international migration, so it is up to you if you want to sell, but summer in Palm Desert can be rough because you are asking buyers to come see your house when the temperature outside is 100+ degrees.

They are always pushing people to use the forums so I just wanted to get some feed back / advice and maybe get the temperature of local markets.A few more deets: I live in the San Antonio, Tx area and would like to invest locallyI would also like to use as little of my own cash as possible IF IT MAKES THE MOST SENSEI've worked in construction all my life and I know how/what to do to get things done.

Also you can use high temperature spray paint from home depot on them and it comes out nice, there are many colors to choose from, but I wouldn't even bother with that, just clean it up is what I suggest.

I never want to be the one to dissuade anyone from pursuing their dreams, but Phoenix is as hot a market as it is temperature in the summers. 

NEC Article 394.12 (5) Uses Not PermittedHollow spaces of walls, ceilings, and attics where such spaces are insulated by loose, rolled, or foamed-in-place insulating materials that envelopes the conductors.Blown-in, foam-in or rolled insulation prevents the dissipation of heat into the free air space, resulting in higher conductor temperature, which can cause insulation breakdown and possible fire in the insulation.