I've seen instances where the tenant never established a gas account, and lived with no hot water, no stove, no furnace -- a house full of electric space heaters, and a lot of mildew (due to humidity and poor air circulation).  

It’s gotta be cooler but it also can’t be Midwest/sith/south east humid.

I'm from Florida which is obviously very humid so even the slightest moisture exposure can trigger mold growth. 

It's pretty humid down there but nothing that a sump pump can't solve.Has anyone else had an unfinished basement this size?

I do fix and flip but always use solid wood cabinets, boxes and doors, as they present better, aren’t affected by humidity as much and can take a beating.In any case, for fix and hold, I’d want a solid wood cabinet so they last longer and won’t require replacing as often, especially here in Florida where moisture tends to find a way to destroy things.

Once I had one installed in my rental, I have to admit that with that fan on high and at least one window open (preferably at least two, one front and one rear) the house stayed very comfortable through a slight rehab during turnover in the hot and humid southern summer, without using A/C. 

Pretty hard to go jogging when its 100 degrees and 95% humidity :)Having spent one year in the South I would NEVER in a thousand years choose to live there the heat and oppressive environment is just too much for me..

I Moved here in Aug. 2014 for the market but FL is too hot & humid for me.

We also ripped up all the carpets and we only get a whiff once in a while on humid days in the bathroom. 

Wood expands and shrinks with humidity and temp.