I'd let the Red Cross take care of temp housing.

Again not an excuse but he claimed his sit. was that he had to pay rent at his old place at the same time as mine so he was temp. squeezed for funds and needed to start moving so I allowed some items into the garage :/

In a place where temps are truly temperate like coastal CA (no AC, and no central heat in this particular house) a lot of the newer windows are overkill.

Non profit organizations sometimes need large homes for their voluteers or temp staff.

you will get a good idea of costs from your municipality which will include things like taping into water, binging in temp electric, sewer tie in, if there are any impact fees, costs of submitting plans for permits, and the cost to actually pull the permits.

It was putting out cold air but when i have it set on 70 , and i have some temp gauges throughout the house and they all say it's 82 in the townhouse at 7 pm .

My dilima is that this is a great chance to pick up some fairly nice cash producing homes and is it worth the risk to go higher on the monthly payment to get my foot in the door temp. until I can pull a refi and pay him completely off which mostly we would work a ballon payment at 3 years?

Consider hiring 'Kelly Girl' or other temp agency person.

But being its getting into the temps where you'd rather not go outside (COLD AS HE**), walking to all the neighborhoods in the area are IMPOSSIBLE!

Are long year but temp.