I live in South Scottsdale myself, and one of my rental properties is in the "Old Town" area (my others are all in Tempe).

You park a dumpster outside and hire temp unskilled guys to toss the junk and strip the carpet. 

I'm assuming that anything in regards to the Marketing Campaign needs to be documented fully to prevent the Seller from claiming you had manipulated the Seller to sell to you after the Listing expired.Another issue that is coming up in my mind is that, if I buy within 120 days from the Listing Contract Expiration, then I must factor a commission to the Listing Broker.I can offer the Listing Broker his share of the Commission.If I offer the Seller to buy his property AFTER the 120 day cooling period, then I'm just acting on my own behalf as an Investor.

Me and my wife (Kami) both work for American Airlines in Tempe as Analysts and we have 2 beautiful daughters!

We're using windows units temp.

Please see the picture above and advise on what the "Very Hot " (market temp) means?

Please see the picture above and advise on what the "Very Hot " (market temp) means?

Please see the picture above and advise on what the "Very Hot " (market temp) means?

Please see the picture above and advise on what the "Very Hot " (market temp) means?

These systems allow the homeowner to have the thermostat set 10 degrees higher than a traditional ac and have it feel the same temp, without drafts, hot or cold spots and large duct openings.