hello everyone, I'm having similar problems that I can relate too. my duplex doesn't have split utilities and so I have the temp set at 73.0 degrees. while one of the tenants claims to still be cold she continues to plug up space heater which in turn trips the breaker. then a call is placed to the good old mange yourself landlord. oh that me right, right, to come and reset te breaker.

It's a recipe for disaster, especially if the dad is already trying to manipulate you, using his lawyer for favorable lease terms and limiting his responsibility.  

That's also a nicer part of Mesa, and still relatively close to downtown Tempe and ASU campus.

Properties we submitted cash and no contingency offers on, getting rejected only to find out months later, after it was recorded, it was sold for LESS than my offer, or for $250, $500 more than my offer.Even my own buyer agent told me later she believes most of the distressed properties (SS and REO) are being manipulated by listing agents giving preferential treatment to deals that allows them to double end the commission.

Take it for what it’s worthVery high end high rise condo purchased in 2011 in Tempe, Arizona across the road from ASU for personal residence with purchase price of $500,000.  

Explain to the AC technician your concerns and if the tech recommends not running the AC when outside temps are under **** then have him write that up on the work order. 

I'm sure it has already happened but did you know that you can secure the title to your house on a secured ledger that can't be controlled, manipulated, or fixed?

might be a lack of insulation on that wall or in that area causing the big temp difference from the inside to the outside of the wall and that will create moisture. 

The units are installed in each room generally on side walls or ceilings and each room has its own temp control.  

The libor goes away in 2021 because of their cheating and market manipulation, do they spell out what will replace it in less than 2 years?