.- Set thermostat back to certain set temperature- Lock house and return the key to the lockbox (if needed)Any more than that and I think you quickly run into the "Well why am I paying for housekeeping services then?"

hello, I had a job as a warehouse associate and was hoping to meet the FHA 2 year job requirement here but was laid off after 1 year.

- If you are sharing Heat/Air with your tenant, how do you handle temperature adjustments?  

We do have a loading dock and a ware house and that makes a big difference.A last months we got 20 washers, 20 dryers, 25 fridges, 18 dishwashers, 22 microwave / hood vents, 10 hot water heaters, and 12 ranges.

She does that because she hadn't experience the right market.Every once in a while we go to the warehouse market and buy crap in huge quantities we will never use. it's full of oversized carts pushing their way threw a maze of isles stuffed full of people

They have foam insulation on the back, so the walls are room temperature to touch, and not cold like tile.

Just checking the current temperature out there to see what lists everyone is having success with in the current market.

I've read countless books and articles, flipped a few houses and bought a commercial office/warehouse. 

Complete newbie to the warehouse world, so I am hoping fellow BPers can point me in the right direction and start asking the right questions, point me to the right people, podcasts, and books that can help.I am considering a new business venture in a small commercial warehouse space for a food commissary.

Been managing rentals all my life...mom owned 26 units.I've owned commercial since 1999 - an easy warehouse with my brother as the only tenant.Been doing residential rentals since 2008. 16 units so far.Getting into pre-foreclosure/flip/wholesale/etc. now.Professionally, I'm a video producer/media/hologram developer, though since I can't find maintenance people as good as me (which is sad)...