Unless you like to run up hill in the heat, chalk it up as business expense on taxes this year and move on to bigger and better.

It's anecdotal cause I don't care enough, but we have one STR on our property and are surrounded by STRs on all sides and there are folks in all every week including the heat of the summer. 

Needs some kind of update to better heat and cool the attic.

It could be heat in the winter(in Michigan) or AC in the summer (imagine them running AC at 70 degrees all summer in Phoenix) or just general disregard for leaving lights on and things like that.

It the same for pool heat, that though, you can charge by the day if you have it set up to be controlled remotely.

We have a multi family rental unit which uses oil for home/water heating.Our tenants are responsible for purchasing their own heating oil.We are trying to figure out a way to determine when/if our tenant is running out of fuel.Our maintenance person has communicated that one unit has repeatedly run out of fuel, creating an increase service cost on their boiler.I know there are WiFi options to meter usage.

On June 28, a second notice to abate public nuisance and an order to show cause was issued, requiring the seller to appear before a hearing officer on July 16, 2024.On July 16, when no one showed up, another notice was issued for timely abatement of the nuisance, giving 30 days, until August 15, to repair the heat, fix the plumbing, obtain a fire rehab permit, and receive a final inspection.The property was listed for sale on June 10, 2024, nine days after the seller received the first notice.

However, there's no AC and heat there and I have already purchased min splits air conditioners and an electrician has also laid the lines for me.

Here are the criteria that would determine it is a "log cabin style" v a true log cabin:- Foundation Walls = Concrete Block- Roof Surface = Metal or Shingles- Heating = FWA- Interior Walls = Drywall or Plaster

For example crank the heat up to 85 degrees and open all the windows in winter causing a $1,000 heating bill for the month!