I include manuals for anything that is in the house (heating system, thermostat, appliances, etc).

If you include utilities within the rent, be certain to set your rent high enough for the worst case as they will keep the thermostat high, lights on, and, perhaps, even open a window from time to time because it has gotten too warm.We never rent with utilities included, but we have a option which gives the tenant the convenience of not having to put utilities in their name, but still holds them accountable for their usage.  

It is run on thermostats which can be added  room by room so daytime temps in bedrooms and all rooms can be controlled when no one is home. 

It is possible to retrofit an apartment with a smart lock, video doorbell, smart thermostat, voice and app controlled lights, smart interconnected smoke alarms etc.,  How much rent premium will your tenants pay?

A thermostat, 2 elements and tank.

If not, do you have any control over the thermostats? 

The attic access and the thermostat were both in tiled area of the house.

hello I recently moved into a basement apartment in Portland or. the windows are great size ceilings are high but was wondering if not having any control over thermostat and still being charged for heat and utilities with no option to turn on separate from top house is legal , in agreement she does state that we are to split utilities based on people they have five adults we have 5 people as well but three of us are under 4 years old it is listed online as a single family home.we have shared mail box, shared trash can( not dumpster) and no option for separate cable. any advice is greatly appreciated thank you 

My HVAC guy came today, he maintenanced the furnace, repaired the crooked chimney pipe and malfunctioning thermostat.

In my situation, while gas for cooking was already separately metered, the pipes use for the radiant heat were shared, and you couldn't separate them with a second boiler.I put a locked cover over the thermostat that was set for 71 degrees.