Because I had hit a temp cash drought, I had considered selling it.I’m just thankful I had/have the ability to sell to another investor if I need to, because I bought it at such a good price.

I replaced the subfloor for first floor, replaced rim joists, sill plates, had the house on jacks with temp support beams, moved a bathroom, electrical work, plumbing, kitchen redesign, wood floor.

I am hoping to make some connections in the Phoenix, Tempe, Mesa, Gilbert, Chandler areas so I can learn a little about the market there. 

She says the heat wont stay on (handyman checked - it heats to the set temp, 80 degrees and then turns off). 

I use Craigslist and Airbnb and have had success finding good tenants on both sites -- mostly traveling nurses and some IT professionals doing temp projects in Denver.

And you make sure the temps in the coldest part of the house with pipes does not get to freezing.Working heat is also something to be aware of with tenants who may get heat turned off for non pay...

  $2,943 total with demo and temp elec permit. 

I went back and the temps look fine , actually rather nice .  

I’m moving to D.C. from Dayton, Ohio in four weeks to take a temp promotion (2 years).

And to confirm, what are the temps in Auburn right now?