Also, I don't know what the problem is with heating and cooling in most hotels but I find I can control temperature much more easily in Airbnbs.I suspect that nightly rates for many urban Airbnbs have risen as regulations have reduced competition.

One of the primary benefits of mini-splits is their energy efficiency; by enabling individualized temperature control for different zones within the house, they significantly reduce energy waste associated with heating or cooling unoccupied spaces.However, a common concern with this approach is ensuring that areas not directly served by an air handler, such as hallways and bathrooms, also receive adequate conditioned air.

I’m good with big data tech but just data storage and access in general if we want to build a data warehouse for this data

I think step one is throw the option on the table and get a temperature reading if it's even a possibility.

Those are some of the secrets that don't always grab headlines.Total guess, but I'll be we have more warehouse space than any city/state in the country and probably more in cities like DFW than in entire states.   

She currently has a single wide mobile home that is past the point of repair (will be demolished), the brush (trees, vegetation) is overgrown and needs to be cleared, and she is extremely motivated to sell.I have a few questions:1) The lot is located in a mixed use area, consisting of residential, mobile homes, and a few warehouses.

I have one contractor who is working on my Warehouse, I love him.

The temperatures have been unusually low and pipes in the home froze for 5 days so far, making the house unusable as a short term rental. 

Try putting in honeywell 9000 thermostats in-between guests.You can lock in a temperature range they have to stay in.Have your system serviced if it hasn't been in the last 12 months.You don't want the guest to put utilities in their name for 90 days.

Currently they are complaining that the refrigerator temperature is hard to micromanage and that the freezer door seal is a little "leaky".