You can provide any lender a temp code to run credit.

I installed one at my 7-unit Tempe property and it was a game changer in terms of tenants deciding to rent there. 

However the thermostat is located on the main floor and it controls the temp for the entire place. 

Hey @Craig Lang, Just to add to what Wendell said, another target market for MTR you can look into is insirance contracts/ temp housing.

I like the idea of Minut monitoring temps and humidity.

The house is located in a good area with an HOA in Tempe, AZ.

It will never stop running at that temp. 

I pay about $139 for them at Home Depot, and the City of Tempe reimburses half of that price through their water conservation rebate.  

On the brighter side, we see a savings on utility bills and its nice to be able to adjust the temp from bed or on my way home.

I would rather just have the tenant pay the utilities and deal with their preference of temp, and with the utility bill.Another option - however more obscure and way more expensive would be to use something like the Nest thermostat that allows you to remotely control the termp.