Energy costs will go up, so adding extra insulation is a good long term investment.

I am in control of my time, my energy, and my income and its been the most liberating feeling of my entire life. 

Does anyone have any tips or advice about how to pay down the tax of ignorance as quickly as possible to accelerate the learning curve, while also showing my mentor and the agency that it is worth their time and energy to keep me around?

As you get older money becomes far less important than time (and energy).

There's an energy and a pride to a public auction, which is why they do them that way, to drive price.

You could pursue legal action, but I found that this is more trouble than it's worth and not worth the negative energy surrounding this.

If they do not abide by the 60 day notice lease termination then unfortunately you will have to start the dispossessory process.I would encourage to spend more time and energy finding a tenant that qualifies and is financially stable to pay the rent so you are receiving the full revenue for your investment. 

I personally don't think it's "too far", I simply think that are so many real issues in this world for energy to be wasted with how to rename "landlords".

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All these new jobs will bring thousands to Las Vegas and continue to drive up prices and rents.Low commercial energy cost - California: $0.2278/KwH, Nevada: $0.1015/KwH.