I have a tenant that caused a mold problems from how high they keep the temperature and frequent showers.Can you please provide the addendum you use for mold and plumbing or refer a website?

Typically water and freezing temperatures in unconditioned attics are a BAD combination so our HVAC contractor says to try and avoid putting them in unconditioned attics whenever possible.

I set the temperature to 85 in the winter, and do not request any additional money for the service. 

If your HVAC unit is powerful enough it sounds like you can achieve climate control without the insulation but your HVAC is going to work harder and longer to achieve the temperature you want.  

(I also re-sided the building, and put new insulation board up, which the tenants saw and noted...)I think there are many upsides to electric - tenants feel great getting a rent 'deal' since I keep their rental amounts lower, they totally control their own temperatures, and they can decide which rooms to heat and which to not.

Overall it's recommended to install the cabinets and then the flooring around them, this supposedly allows the floor to expand and contract with temperature changes.If I ever need to change the floor, yes, you would need to unscrew the cabinets, which is not a big deal.

Hopefully the tenants in each unit like the same temperature!

The basement was dry during our inspection and mold was dormant due to the cold temperatures. 

I appreciate any input in advance.I'm currently remodeling the lower half of a split level for airbnb and the like, and I'd like for the guests to be able to control the heating and cooling downstairs. However the the...

The product should sit for a day to be room temperature for the install date.