Its death by papercuts lol.I've got 2 houses that maintain 25 degree splits without any conditioning, BUT they rely on night temps to affect heat saturation. 100 degree nights in AZ would still need more conditioning.To note; mini splits certainly do have applications but there's distinctions.

(inner crystal knob turns off and on, outer lever knob is just temp).

And I am talking people who  work in the government not skid row)...the oven is actual minor in terms of work for me in the process, as most tenants at least try to clean it, so I do the details, but it is very important in the turn around to get it clean..you can get a thermometer to check the temp, too.

They basically monitor temps, humidity, light and sound.

You can manipulate numbers all you want until they tell you what you want to see but that may not reflect reality.

We are incentivized to believe that real estate prices and activity will only go up from here no matter what, so we manipulate data and our narratives to reflect that. 

I know - you never have temp.'

The tenants we accepted continue to pay rent online through cozy.co .The tenants that we chose have been great so far, the only complaints really being the heat situation, since there is only one thermostat(I use a nest thermostat, which I can control max and min temps) bottom tenant likes it really hot, and upstairs not so much.

In freezing temps, this back-up can freeze, causing even more problems.  

I figured its probably not a good idea to pay mortgage on a property so I was thinking I would find a temp career job that pays decently and save up enough money to buy a property at the set price.So when this day comes, do you think 1 property is enough to make a living?