So is wood.Florida is humid and warm, which is the perfect growing environment for mold.

Here in the south the humidity is extremely high..

Glad when they finally left, i just paid for the damages as it wasnt worth my time or money to pursue them for damages.One was a childless couple - no kids, constantly getting deployed in alternating fashion, sometimes they would both be deployed at the same time...which is fine, however they would NEVER ever notify me of their extended absences like the lease specified and during the winter I constantly had to check to make sure they were home or if not that the heat was on or during the summer the AC was on at least a setting somewhere in the low 80's to inhibit mold growth since we have a humid environment.... this couple also bought one dog, then a second if I recall and both are breeds I'd never allow in a rental and they kept them hidden from me every time I was around.  

The inside of my truck once smelled like mildew after a really humid summer.

The humidity more than the heat.

If it was 100 outside, the compressors should be able to put 70 degrees in the house; whether it can keep it (insulation, attic ventilation, etc) is another story.At my house, on a 95 degree day with almost 100% humidity, my unit has no trouble keeping the temperature in the house 72 degrees or lower.

Structure (settling, pest/termite, humidity/water etc.) 3.

They love the humidity and warm weather down here.

So we talk about how great SC is for business's to locate to and how people love living in the low country ext.. ( somewhat like Singapore HOt and bloody humid ) LOL...

Also, the units that were installed are oversized hence ineffective with humidity.