If the rent of that 2 bedroom was $1600, that person would expect to pay $800 rent and maybe another $250 for electric, water, heat, internet for a total of $1050 all included.

We are owed approximately $2,300.00 in back rent and heating oil bills. 

In other words, guests will only be able to control the AC between your locked min/max temperatures, but they would not be able to change to heat mode.

If you're interested in multi-family, I highly recommend starting out with multi-family with your first VA loan as it will be easier to get a single family residence after that.If you decide to pursue multi-family, you'll want to ensure that each unit is separately metered for utilities (water, gas, heat, electricity, etc.) as this is a requirement under VA financing.  

Now with heat, people do tend to be a bit more reasonsable.

Getting the idea of a summer home to beat the heat in Arkansas.

Heated towel racks always go over well.Keurig coffee with coffee pods and condiments.Gift upon arrival.Hope that helps.Mike

I moved in with no heat, no water, and a very poor electrical situation but by this time i was working for my mentors construction company and had an abundance of resources at my disposal.

I feel for my East Coast friends these past few weeks..and coming in hot this week to California is a Heat Dome.

It's a luxury, not a necessity like heat, at least here.