I make a programmer’s wage, don’t pay rent, have no debt, and understand the ins and outs of managing 15 to 30 unit buildings very well.

All necessary gas piping, duct work, registers, flue piping, thermostats, 5" aluminum chimney liner and supports are included.

We changed the thermostats out to ones that limit the set points but separating the heat was too much right now.

I have been writing code and building software since 2007; and, the primary programmer for EssentialsPro Mobile© app, In addition to app development, setup and technical support.

This would of course require 3 base things:  1) efficient utilities- a natural gas hookup in this case, 2) a well insulated house (sometimes challenging in the multi units in New England), and 3) implementation of a landlord thermostat to control the heat and regulate it to a range 65- 71. 

Hello Everyone,I'm a software programmer and digital marketer who works with real estate agents.

I've been living here for 11 years working as a programmer myself and own 3 Japan properties, and am actively looking to expand.  

She is a computer programmer and is 55 years old.  

Because he made a note of tweaking the thermostat config while he was troubleshooting everything else, the warranty company denied my claim because the "system was configured incorrectly" which voided the warranty for the entire heating system.

I have been thinking of installing nest thermostats in each unit.