A list of possible reasons for this situation could be... divorce....downsizing...empty nest... recent move... death of a significant other...Having low credit is the scary part.

The worst tenants to get are either moving straight from mommy and daddies nest or have been allowed to run wild by previous landlords.

Look in there, two wasp nests and active wasps.  

I keep the AC at 76 during the day I believe, and around 72 overnight.2) Some of the newer smart thermostats (e.g. the Nest) have the ability to set a pin that is required to adjust the temperature.

Here's what I would do:If you have a PM - have the PM handle, which is most likely to contact a professionalIf you don't have a PM, see below:Get details and assess the severity of the situation: How large is the nest?

You: UmmmmmJudge: So you did not feel the place was safe before you rented it to these poor children first stepping away from the nest?

They should have a nest egg or other streams of reliable income. 

The idea that you'd have to quit smoking, bypass Starbucks and cut back on restaurants is a non-starter for most.It takes years to build a nest egg. 

This was definitely an eye opener for me and will always maintain my 6 month cushion in my nest egg.   

Start with the end in mind =- or at least the cost of the journey.It is very true that Southern CA real estate will likely appreciate over time and many people have held onto theirs to be a "nest egg" but an old house like that can be a drain as much as an asset.