I also recognize that unexpected things can occur which won’t be covered during my initial training period.

Take pictures and post it, no harm in saying it will be available in March!

Are you claiming that the client was harmed because they received more money? 

K didn't think this was a common occurance Havana 

I don't know why it didn't occur to me this time around.

@Marcia Maynard The lease agreement says "will be" as opposed to "may be"@Jeff B. actually this occurred two months after the payments were cancelled.Hopefully I'll have my current complex send confirmation of payments over to the new LL, but it does say pretty clearly in the leasing agreement what's supposed to happen regarding the automatic payments

If you are worried more about "should I do this because I don't want to harm my condensing unit" then an easier source of information is your manufacturer's recommendations, which may be listed online or available for download.If you are worried more about "I want to do it regardless of performance issues but just need to know if I am allowed" then a quick phone call to the code enforcement office Monday or Tuesday (whenever they decide to open) will be better than anything anyone here can tell you (unless, of course, someone in DeKalb County had the same issue they researched).When you call, all you need to do is ask to speak with code enforcement and then ask: "When it comes to building a deck, are there any rules about required clearances above air conditioner condensing units?"

A 30 year old HVAC system probably uses the "old" freon, which costs so much more due to government/environmental regulations put in place due to its harmfulness to the planet.

The other harm is that your IRA (your retirement) grows at a smaller rate since you depleted it.

@Johnson H. hosts one monthly in Milpitas and there is another one in San Jose that also occurs monthly that is very good!