They say they run the thermostat at 72°-74° degrees during the day and try to remember to turn it down to 68° at night or when gone. 

They have their own thermostats so can control they by room/floors.

No doubt all of us that have been doing this awhile have received the "A/C is in-op" on an inspection report and it turns out that the inspector didn't know how to work the thermostat

In addition, we are taking advantage of a program offered by the local energy company to install Smart Thermostats in the building at no costs.

Cap rate is only a numerical thermostat to quantify what buyers in the market for a specific type of property are willing to pay. 

This is the best thermostat control for a tenant.

I own five successful retail businesses and still have my full time job as a computer programmer of sorts for a major security company. 

I built out some warm storage units in the basement and installed Lutron caseta systems with Ring doorbells and Nest thermostats.

I understand that it would be easier said than done however I look at it in the scope of the way I could use Google SketchUp and create buildings or 3D models just on that software then find out where the software Engineers are and the computer coders and programmers are and connect with them for software that implements onto augmented reality such as an app you download for your phone and then put on those cardboard type of glasses didn't have a controller hooked up to it so you can navigate through the house if you're not able to go onto the property I do something long distance fire a virtual tour....just a thought

I now live in Secaucus, NJ and work on Broadway and regionally as a lighting programmer for theater.