Moreso than me trying to rewire a laundry room or shingle a roof! 

Assuming this is a leaking sink, call a plumber.

You could have thrown a bandaid on it and reglazed the tub at your desired cost only to discover that leak that caused the rotted floor would have resulted in the tub coming out next year. possible structure repair and maybe ceiling repair of the floor below with a new tub install and repair cost similar to what you are looking at now.

This is a great advocacy group in New York State called Under One Roof Coalition. 

My job consists of door to door roofing sales and inspections so that has also been another big option for me.

I've had electricity bills through the roof from guests who put the AC at rock bottom and leave it like that all day.Anyway - I appreciate the feedback, but I'm more interested to see if anyone has a recommendation on the thermostat criteria I listed.

One possibility: see if you can go to a temp agency and look for work in construction trades only - HVAC, roofing, electrical, framing, etc, as a general laborer.

We put all new window, roof, siding, HVAC, Electric, Plumbing, basically everything new.

This is an old building, flat roof, right against the road where it will get more wear and tear.

Our second park was a turnaround project that we purchased at a bargain cap rate but where we were going to need to replace all the water and sewer lines in order for the city to agree to let us get all the tenants on direct bill with the city (initially it was one master meter paid for by us, about $5-$6,000 per month, crazy leaks, terrible).