I have had electric baseboard installed and that seems to have resolved the issue.That code is that he referenced I think is here: https://codes.iccsafe.org/s/IB...The fact that the tenants can do things that cause the temp to drop is the part where the the property manager will grow grey hairs because the tenants can cause serious harm to the manager here. 

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.  

an underground heat exchanger (constant temp underground) would be way too expensive to build and not even advisable in Astoria. gas is a much cheaper alternative to electric here in NYC.

The temp agency I use has the duty of checking documentation, and I tell the owner "If I make the news, so will you".

You can sell retail, the buyer gets a bank loan, has it rehabed then refinances the temp. loan with the "end loan".

i stay away from anything french quarter anymore ;-p  and already mentioned Tipitina's is ITlaissez les bon temps rouler!

Whether you're in Mesa, Phoenix, Scottsdale, Tempe, etc.

I used to live in Tempe and have seen the area flourish since the crash. 1 bedroom spots rent for around $800-$1000 depending on the quality of the residence and the proximity to ASU, so you should achieve some pretty decent monthly rents. 

Our Honeywell thermostat doesn't allow us to set a parameter of temp that it can be adjusted to manually.

My first job out of college was a temp job working for Comdex in Las Vegas and ever since then I wanted to try doing a seminar tradeshow.