Tenant is saying AC won't cool to 73 degrees.

More power to you if you have some "code" 100s or 1,000s of REI (a bunch of them are here in BP Nation) with software engineering degrees haven't figured out.

You may be ok with 77-82 degrees inside your home, but I have my air at 74 when i’m home.

I get many questions from people asking if this is for overages or surplus funds and let them know it is not"(2) they imply you can be successful with only the knowledge they teach; this is not true, you need managerial and business skills and knowledge to a degree way beyond the scope of the “training” they provide.  

My reasoning is because i realized that i want to do something, alongside my design degree, that involves building complexes (mostly commercial buildings) but im not sure with degree would be the best to do this.

I don't have a college degree and I pay my bills.

Adding 45 degree angled gusset supports 1', 2', or 3' (whatever doesn't protrude too much) out horizontally will stiffen it up. 

That being said there are also bad deals in any area, here included.I would run your numbers based on historical data from airbnb - pretty easy to check on airdna or even just going in the airbnb app and seeing not only what nightly rates look like for certain properties but what their occupancy is - from there you can estimate monthly revenue with a reasonable degree of accuracy and see if that lines up with your targeted returns.

We have 4 Bedrooms, so I didn't need to do a garage conversion, but instead went with a Star Wars themed game room.I put in a mini-split HVAC unit - it has been 110 degrees for the past 70 days. 

@Andrzej GajdaJust curious why people spends thousands and even tens of thousands on a training when you could get a masters degree from an accredited institution that will be 1000x more than you will ever learn from a guru.