Sounds like a temp housing company that insurance companies outsource to.

I joined BP in 2015, and I purchased my first home* in July 2016 in the heart of college town (and my home town) - Tempe, AZ.

Quote from @Rashid Khalil: please hare your thoughtswhich STR areas/cities have less seasonality Hawaii , No raining season, very very limited Hurricane risk ,basically same temps- always 85-90 at the beach,  If you are in the Vacation/Resort areas  there is almost no slow season and aggressive owners get 90-95% occupancy.  

Once the temp drops below 20°F they become less effective.

Some legal analyst say it is worse.Mold likes moisture + organic food and prefers similar temps to us humans. 

The last thing you want is for things to fall through during the heart of the winter (albeit, certain locations don't have to be as concerned during the winter months --here in Chicago, it can drop to -negative temps so vacant December rentals/new leases + move-ins are probably more of a concern than say in places like Miami or LA). 

Like Zach said, there are plenty of multifamily homes in the city of Phoenix and even Glendale.East valley (chandler, tempe, gilbert) are slim due to the year the citys were developed and their focus on planned communites. 

that was a temp solution that he put in place for the weekend before he could come back for a perm solution...

Yes,  you could glue Part D, near the trap weir as a temp solution.

A must is Daylight (color temp of 5000k or 6000k) light bulbs.