A high level professional programmer at an equities division at a large fund(AQS), paid all up front cash for the 3 month stay.

We have Sensi wi-fi thermostats in our home, and we love them.  

For clarification, are you saying that pipes that burst due to the negligence of a tenant and/or owner who doesn't winterize before turning down/off the thermostat to leave the premises are covered under your policies? 

What top renovations or improvements should I target that won't break the bank (e.g. smart home, thermostat, stainless steel appliances, etc.)?

Transparent pricing and financial reports are also important, as is understanding whether their management fees are charged before or after listing fees and taxes are taken out.A good property management company will also look for ways to streamline your guests' experience, such as by recommending smart locks and thermostats that make it easy for guests to access and enjoy your property.

Many people don't know how to operate a programmable thermostat.

We have a daughter in her 3rd year at the University of Arkansas and my wife (a computer programmer) is supporting her too without getting into long term debt.I am still medically recovering thanks to my brain anuerism and stroke at age 54.  

This is an example of why people in the field aren’t worried about it: https://finance.yahoo.com/news...Billionaire tech investor calls programmers 'the most scarce commodity on the planet'

Remote locks, thermostats and definitely be willing to have and spend the time to answer calls, texts and emails from your guests.

Won't the Amazon leadership be asking themselves, among other things, where do programmers/tech talent WANT to live?