I haven't done so yet, but it's a good card to keep up your sleeve for when you are ready. 

Personally, I just communicate with my tenants that we keep the HVAC (in florida so rarely need the furnace) above 68 degrees at all times, and that it is best to keep the HVAC above 74 degrees during the hotter afternoons where the ambient temp is in the 90s.

Good morning "Upstate" crew,I originally posted this in the wrong thread (I think) so I'm reposting this in the Upstate NY group to better target the Binghamton area.

Fill the home with drugs so they go away for a long timeThis post was 100% satire as the question is comics as it’s $200 - if you own real estate $200 is nothing

It usually doesn't because what's presented on the app doesn't match reality, so you're back to swiping and trying again.

Someone suggested we ask them to be out by Oct 1 so that we get a new tenant before the holiday season. 

Just realize that at the end of the day it is the Inspector's name on the line if something were to happen, so it is not a surprise when Inspectors want everything opened up to see what is behind the drywall.3) IMHO, the ideal option would be for you to get permits for an expansion and bring everything up to code using those permits.4) Lastly, if your ground floor unit is vacant, I would recommend keeping it that way.

I am new here so this is the first time I heard of this event so curious if they are worth attending and your opinion.  

Do you have a template of some sort so I can make a flow chart? 

But each bank/loan program has their own requirements so you should also double check with whatever loan officer is submitting her application.