We’re in Weld County.

Your city/county, shrug, I don't know what the temperature there is about moderate housing -  California just passed a law this week giving ADU's open season.

Most of my properties have been bought during the winter, I think the investors from outside my local area tend to stay away then due to our snowy weather and cold temperatures making it easier to land the deals.

One of the tests I've had to do to get a Certificate of Occupancy is to raise the temperature in the house to 76 degrees within a certain number of minutes......

One breaker trip/ code that stops the heater will end up one large ice cube worth $0 in about... 12-24 hours temperature depending where I’m at!

Being from mid north Indiana, I can tell you that the best that Lafayette has going for it is Purdue University and some blue collar manufacturing jobs (a lot of welding jobs).

Are you going after Humidity or Temperature control?

Make them get a thermometer and tell you what is the temperature in the room/refrig?

If you are in a dry climate where temperatures only reach the '80s in the summer and cool off at night, then window units are only occasionally needed and sufficient.

I figured it would be easier for the tenants to decide what temperature they want to pay for rather than to determine they were all going to be cold at 68.