My issue is that the outlet that the AC unit plugs into is a 220v and the only AC units I could find that still ran on 220v were unnecessarily powerful (and expensive) for the units. 

The property has been restored to its previous condition, so I'm understanding that shouldn't be an issue with the value of the property.

Would hiring a property manager at this point help in dealing with this current issue? 

It also works on other tough smells, I had a skunk issue once, used it and didn't have to remove carpeting. 

We're all familiar with the story by now: record prices, decreasing housing inventory, and continuing affordability issues.

Hello all from Tucson Arizona.I am a Landlord and one of my biggest issue is finding ways to make sure my tenants pay rent on time and without fees.As of the time of this post Zellepay through Wells Fargo is without fees (but you and I know this won't last).My tenants who are under 30 seem to like this option very much.Wells Fargo and many banking institutions offer Zellepay.

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Do not discuss this issue further in a public domain until the issue is fully resolved one way or another. 

Surely I left off many other items / issues that need to be covered.

As far as an s-corp, it is not usually a good idea to hold rentals in one, as there are issues if your strategy changes in the future.S-Corps may be beneficial if the income you are producing from real estate is ordinary income and subjected to self employment taxes (like flipping homes, wholesaling, property management).Be sure to talk with a CPA that knows your entire situation before making this decision.