It can get pretty hot and humid there in the Summer. 

Extreme weather conditions, or areas prone to flooding, high wind, tornados, heavy snow storms, high humidity, wildfires, and long stretches of freezing temps add up to more maintenance costs, unplanned repair expenses, more insurance claims and higher premiums, greater risk of injury, higher utility costs, snow removal, and more strain on mechanical equipment, roofs, siding, and so on.

About the only thing I dislike more than shoveling snow is heat and humidity.

- use moisture meter- use commercial dehumidifier- most likely the humid level would be reduced by dehumidifier, indicating there's actual waer leak- what you need to check here is the plumbing first, fixing stucco would not solve plumbing issue if there's water leak insidebtw if you are sensitive to allergy you would know if there is water leak or not lol you could just feel it

Its very hot, very humid, and there are bugs that will cart off dogs and small children.

Account Closed , I haven't proven that any of our tenants have had marijuana on the premises, we did have some accusations from the neighbor, but an inspection didn't turn anything up.I think I'd rather make expectations known rather than be 420 friendly (humidity issues with medium to large scale grows) or ignore an issue that could cause a lot of property damage.  

Stay Warm More Tips:front and rear doors: roll up bath towels and place snugly against the bottom of each door.while at home, get a big pot and fill with water. turn your stove on low to heat the water without a lid on the pot, you will get moisture and raise the humidity in your home.

Attaching tackless thru laminate wouldnt be a good idea because it would significantly reduce the laminates ability to move with the changes in humidity and could cause buckling under carpet.

I've seen grow rooms really destroy drywall and floors from the humidity. 

I disagree, too hot and humid.