Could one of the units be furnished and rented out on Airbnb or to insurance companies for temp housing or to traveling nurses etc. to generate more revenue?

I've determined it's legal, the house is properly zoned and that 70%+ of the tenants are longer term with the balance currently seasonal/temp workers. 

I'm not sure, but I think the ideal temp range is something like more than 60 to no more than 80.

My own:Pricing: moved from Beyond Pricing to Pricelabs recentlyLocks: Nest and Schlage RankbreezeCameras: Eufy HVAC Control: NestPools: salt water and Easy Temp heater...I need the automation part that I see above @Jeff E.Accounting: Stessa

Based on current income the cap rate is of course lower due to vacancy and temp rent reductions.+ Gross Potential Income $750,000 (this is pre-pandemic rent)- Vacancy 2% (again pre-pandemic data)- Expense $140,000- Debt service cost $240,000+ Principal reduction $85,000NOI = $440,000Cap rate = 5+%I understand that assuming gross potential income at pre pandemic levels and vacancy rate of 2% when current vacancy is 33% (2 out of 6) is unreasonable and even insanity but everyone is SF does their math this way.

I am looking for thermostats for both electric and oil that have either a limit, max temp, or auto set back.

We always leave the a/c on to regulate the temp and keep away humidity in the south. 

I don’t want to waste any more time so I’m trying to sign up at this temp agency for 17.50 an hour full time.

Hello,I would like to replace my old Kohler bath fixtures (faucet,handle or temp regulator , shower head 🚿 with Moen brand fixtures.).I hope the old cartridge is still in tact or I probably may have to replace that as well.Is that doable?

@Robin Morales I started investing in Tempe due to the proximity to Arizona State University ( one of the largest universities in the nation and only continues to grow), then worked my way to Old Town Scottsdale where we have the Entertainment District and lots of local attractions and events.