The temperatures you have the house at are completely unacceptable.

@Leah HollidayWell, this is an easy fix at least.You need some JB HighHeat Weld, sold in an epoxy putty stick for nine bucks a pop at Amazon, Lowes, HD, pretty much every home repair store.

At a glance, a pool would serve more guests, especially in hot temperatures like the markets you mentioned. 

It is a good time to buy multi-family now in Central Texas because the COVID-19 virus does not like the heat and come August we will see Texas and its 100 degree temperatures start to heat the real estate market up again, as the cities start opening up, and that means multiple offers with properties selling above market price.  

They only turn on when the temperature drops to freezing levels and plug into a standard outlet.

The local "hackerspace" (like learning how to weld and do carpentry and stuff) moved there and a lot of art studios and other hip things were all developing down there. 

Tax benefits for the most part take care of themselves if you have at least a room temperature IQ.

The product should sit for a day to be room temperature for the install date.

It's recommended to keep insulin at cooler temperatures, but it doesn't "go bad" over a short period of time not being refrigerated.For example, although I keep insulin I'm not using in the refrigerator, the vials and pens that I'm actually using aren't kept in the refrigerator. 

It depends on the OAT (Outdoor Air Temperature).