Greetings everyone,For those of you not here right now, I write this as temperatures in Chicago have gone from the 80's to the 50's in a matter of days.

So say your eviction is scheduled for Monday and it is 14 degrees but Wednesday it gets to 20 degrees then they will do it WednesdaySee below:http://chicagoeviction.com/2013/12/december-evicti...In addition, the general order also provides that the Sheriff shall cease execution of eviction orders (1) whenever the outside temperature is 15 degrees Fahrenheit or colder on the actual day of the eviction or (2) whenever regardless of outside temperature, extreme weather conditions endanger the health and welfare of those to be evicted.

I had  only one complaint about temperature in the apartment but even that was a fleeting one. 

If I wasn't so bothered by bitter freezing temperatures(and being a down right big city girl) it might be a place of interest for me to relocate;-).If you don't mind sharing, what sort of investing are you going to or are doing?

The lowest temperature in indianapolis is 27 these days, and I forgot to shut off the water in my house.

Warmer weather means that you don't have to fight snow, ice, and frigid temperature to go outside and look at houses.3.

Hello, guys and gals I need a recomendation.Currently have a build in progress and the contractor is stuck on deadlines and pouring a basement and garage floor tomorrow even with the extreme cold temperatures in forecast.

Not just because the enormous rents, but also the temperature, which is always much lower than in the East Bay.But, whenever I read an article in SFgate.com about the ellis act etc, there are people commenting that they own a house in SF and they'd rather keep it empty than take the risk of putting a tenant in.So, I'm always thinking, if I wanted to live in SF, I would approach them and offer for them a lien against one of my houses or some other guarantee, that will give them security that I'd move out when they want me to.

You may already know, but basically it keeps the thermostats working in only "reasonable temperatures".

Hot water baseboard heat runs at a lower temperature, usually around 160 degrees Fahrenheit.