@Patrick O'Sullivan reached out from the Phoenix, Scottsdale, Mesa, Tempe, Gilbert, and Chandler markets.

I'm considering taking the equity and moving it up to commercial if the right Tempe/Phoenix/St.

You would have 2 months to catch up if they only stay the 4 months.I got an e-mail froma company like this just yesterday:I work for a temp housing company and insurance adjuster .

Chandler - next to Intel, lots of working professionalsGilbert - more affordableGlendale MesaPeoriaScottsdale - upper end part of PhoenixSurprise - Tempe - next to ASUTucson - next to University of ArizonaWhat other areas do you suggest?

Any property managers with experience managing temp/corporate housing for clients?

I use Homeaway.com to advertise, take payments, manage my calendar ect.I also have an AirBNB account but it doesn't produce many vacation rentals.I have a great housekeeper that I text to schedule my cleaning.I use a Lockbox for keys.I have 2 Honeywell 9000 series thermostats to adjust temp when no one is there.I also just recently installed a camera system so I can see who arrives and make sure no one is breaking in when vacant.Very easy to manage remotely once everything is going.

I live in CA so don't have any snow/freezing temp issues.

For sharkbites, I use it at times for as a TEMP fix, I would never use one as a permanent solution unless it's exposed.

BUT the past few years we've had heat waves that last about a week, and temps have risen above 100, usually in July, but it's pretty hot today.

I've got about 2-3 months of temp living built into my move.