We do have a lease, I have attached it below:http://imgur.com/a/AwqZIThe original ad said that electricity and utilities are included in the rent for 650$/month.I have been here for 1.5 month, I have paid my rent on time, I have always done what the landlord has asked me to.When I originally visited the house, I asked whether theres central heating or not, because it california the temperature at night can become very cold.

As mentioned, I have one tenant in the medium sized room and I'm in the master bedroom (fl 3) in the same unit currently, which has a supply and a return and heats up just fine.Measuring the temperatures with central heat on a cold day at 70 degrees on the thermostat it can heat the medium br to 65 and the living room to 68.

And if they are in a common area or some where easily accessible to the tenant, the tenant could likely bump up the temperature themselves.

They offer lock management and temperature control packages.

When this happens, the cold air dumps all the moisture it can't hold anymore--it is at 100% humidity at it's really cold temperature.

Because they pull heat energy from the outside air most basic heat pumps are able to generate heat with an outside air temperature range anywhere from 25-45 degrees.

What I am saying is; the worst thing that can happen to you is your family member who give loans dumps a wad of cash in your hand when you don't know 'poop from Shinola' about the real estate business and you learn about the business with 'loaned money' as you fumble, crash, burn and start to hate the real estate business.The best way to start any business is when you start slow and with your own money because if you have much less money than your relative will lend you then that is much better for you because you need the time to learn before you blow a huge wad of cash while you are trying to learn.You can jump in the water without testing the temperature from 50 feet high, or you can test the temperature by standing on the shore and sticking one toe in at a time.

But it's like being in a room where it was 150°, and the temperature drops to 130°, it's still hot.

She then proceeded to tell me she was going to sue me for everything I had, was going to get the three months she paid me back in court, and she has "whitnesses" that are going to testify that the temperature was unsatisfactory.

The average daytime temperature in the winter is the mid-fifties.