Unfortunately i don't have costs for each bathroom and kitchen because the price we paid for labor was for everything in the condo.Didn't have to do anything with the windows because that was covered by the HOA; HVAC was working fine already and we just updated the thermostat w/ a Nest one; plumbing was fine; electrical was fine as well but we did add wires for the TV and stereo system. 

All that was done was the wires for the ceiling heat were unconnected from the thermostats. 

I just had a tenant move in the beginning of this month, and the tenant has sent a long list of requests:1) Some of the blinds in the kitchen are broken and don't work.2) The front door is difficult to open and lock.3) One of the bathroom doors does not close correctly so it can't be locked.4) Vanity cabinets in the bathrooms are rusted.5) Light fixture for stairs is broken with loose glass falling out.6) Replacing all lights with LED to lower electric bill.7) Thermostat is broken with no hot air, only cold.8) Plug for the vent/lights over the range is broken that needs to be replaced with wires hanging out so you get shocked when you plug it in.9) The tub/shower for the master bath has no water coming out.10) But, everything else is great!!!

Heat would not work with thermostats (all new), and I told him about it (nicely) and he said that if I was not happy with his work, he would simply return me the labor costs the next Saturday.

There is only one gas meter BUT  Unit A is the main unit and is on the first floor, they have a thermostat in their unit and the furnace is located in the basement.

I want something to teach me what to do when the manual states "call a professional HVAC technician" Most of my (condensing) furnace service calls end up being fixed by replacing a pressure switch, thermostat,  or controls board. 

I spent $16,444 renovating this 3-bedroom apartment at one of my properties.Here's the breakdown:- Kitchen faucet: $76- Thermostat: $30- Bathroom hardware: $34- Toilet: $94- SS stove: $250- SS microwave: $150- SS fridge: $781- SS dishwasher: $349- 6 MIL LVP flooring: $2,840- 4 black matte LED ceiling fans: $204- Bathroom faucet: $77- Bathroom vanity: $189- Bathroom mirror: $60- Lighting fixtures: $150- White shaker cabinets: $2,142- Black matte cabinet handles: $36- Blinds: $88- Black matte hinges: $51- Black matte door knobs: $108- Blanco single bowl sink: $100- Blanco sink rack: $25- Quartz countertop & install: $1,100- Smart lock: $40- Paint & materials: $565- Random materials/parts: $259- Labor: $6,646Renovation time: 30 daysPrevious rent: $575Signed leased: $1,610Long term hold strategy.I'm choosing to renovate every unit to a premium level finish with high quality materials.

I'm a nest guy i have it to control my thermostat when the guest are not there to lower cost. 

I live in a cold climate and my tenants where I was paying the heat were setting their thermostats at 78 degrees and leaving their windows open when it was 10 degrees outside and wearing shorts and tshirts and going barefoot.

Does anybody know of any wifi thermostat for electric baseboard heaters?