They are all varying degrees of "poor" around here, at least the ones that I have personally checked out.Not a single one in the MSA is a member of NARPM, which should speak volumes.

That is hard bc you can't easily turn the key 90 degrees and have it stay.

In REI the exact same exists, strategy and implementation determine success and failure degrees. 

The heat was set to 80 degrees! 

It isn't really practical to cool the entire house to 60 degrees every night, so a window unit may be an extremely practical solution.In any event, it looks like your lease gives you a clear option to make then quit and cure or evict, so if that's your preference, go ahead and crack down on them.  

This is a huge variable and the answer is it cannot be predicated with any degree of accuracy. 

Could that happen, yes, I suppose, but it would be a 1 in 500 situation for something that extreme (we certainly haven't experienced anything to that degree in the 5 years we've been managing our own properties).  

Larger project tend to have a higher degree of success.I'm sure you can find a newbie syndicator that will take your $20K.

Just listening to all of the podcasts would surpass the equivalent of a two year degree in real estate in my opinion.Best regards,

The hardest part is the correct angle cut on the shiplap corners, usually around 7 degrees if I rmember.