I'm curious to know what's the right thing to do in this situation...I've explained to the Bottom tenant he has the luxury of controlling the temperature of the house.

Currently, the owner pays all utilities.Clearly, it's not ideal to only allow one tenant to control the temperature (which is what the current set up is).

I'm unfamiliar with building codes in Chicago but in Massachusetts where I do HVAC work we cannot allow the tank to be less than 120 degrees as below that temperature bacteria can grow in the tank.

The weather is not as pretty as Coastal CA as in the winter there is Tule fog and summers are high temperature.

It also is based on how well the RV is insulated and what temperature the residents keep the RV at.

The CHA didn't require you to provide a brand new fridge - it just has to have proper space for the unit (like no dorm fridges), and hold the proper temperature (like any tenant would demand).

Our plan is to request the 3rd draw next week once the 2nd floor front unit has been completed.The last draw includes the fire alarm system (which is already done), the staircase coming off of the 2nd floor rear unit (which will be done next week) and exterior painting which we can start once some of this snow melts and the temperatures rise a little bit.

When the temperatures drop below 70 degrees, the beaches tend to sit fairly emptyAre you interested to learn more about short and medium-term rentals in Savannah, GA?

Pretty cold down here in Orlando/Four Corners area - well, not the temperature, but certainly the booking rates!

I have a foreclosure property under contract however I am afraid that there may be water damage due to freezing temperatures.