So today me and my maintenance guy come over to cut the grass and change out the thermostat and to our surprise there's all this water on the new vinyl plank flooring in the dining room.

This was our first winter with the property and come to find out each unit has thermostats that let the renters control their own heat.I have seen that there are some different thermostat options that you can control remotely or set and lock.

My question is; What are some good "smart thermostat" recommendations?

Hope you can give me some input/guidance.Tenants caused all kinds of damages to my property. 1)Tenants turned down the temperature when the December weather was yo yo (high and low) last year, forgot to turn back up the thermostat and went on Christmas vacation.

We set up our lock, lights and thermostat all to be controlled via Wifi.

The three-handle systems are not pressure balanced or thermostatic and so if you run the kitchen faucet's cold water or flush the toilet downstairs in the second bathroom, the shower goes scalding hot.

There is a list of items needed to make the home truly accessible including:Bathroom renovationThe should be able to turn a wheelchair around Add grab bars for the toilet and tub/showerChange all of the door hardware to handlesLower home controls including thermostat and possibly switches Good luck

It was suggested we use a wireless thermostat bc our current one is in the master bedroom only and he said to rewire to the main living area would be costly.

Tampering with the thermostat might be grounds for eviction (it is in the rental agreements I've signed), so this would be a risky proposition.If the thermostat was turned down, it's possible the landlord representative knows nothing about it.

Note: Adjustments should be made by a licensed plumbing contractor to ensure that the thermostat is set to the proper temperature setting Main Water Shutoff: could not be located and may be obstructed by stored personal items.