In another world I was a programmer and the tools to do the job as well as the environments in which the products were to be used were ALWAYS changing. 

Awesome work Josh, Tell your programmers I said thanks too!!!

Just installed a Nest wireless thermostat and had a tenant do this at night.

My wife is a computer programmer that makes decent money.  

I live in southern NH so its a good 2.5 hours away, with the right people and processes in place its pretty easy to manage from afar.I have automated doorlocks, thermostats etc... so managing that stuff is easy.Good luck with finding a place.

Sounds like it would have happened had you tested the system at time of inspection.I remember him turning on the  thermostat, but we definitely did not run the furnace long enough (5-10 minutes) to start hearing the sound.

I'm not a programmer though, so I'd still have some missing pieces... 

I'm a web applications programmer by trade and invest in real estate as a way to transition to a less stressful life. 

I live in northern nm and I am currently employed through Los Alamos National Labratory as project scheduler/programmer. 

We still need to test with the water on, but I feel pretty confident there are no major issues.After having the power turned on, we revealed the issue with the hvac was a faulty thermostat.