I got a free programmable thermostat via power company rebate

Well you do any troubleshooting like check the on switch or thermostat first?

@Jordan Malara Pikes Peak Regional Building Department does not allow for two units to have one thermostat.

For example when I replace a cadet heater I typically spend more and replace it with the new digital thermostat ones.

It allows you to have two thermostats controlling each unit. 

if you have laundry on site make sure its coin op , or they are doing laundry on your dime and doing it often.16 year old boiler needs updating to a new high efficiency ones you'll save at least 20%controlled thermostats for each unit so they don't just set temps to a ridiculous tempsmaybe even high efficiency water heaters also (tankless)  worth looking intoenergy assessments from your utility company (they should have a free program-they do in my state)windows and doors . a broken window  can be costly as heat will never seem to turn off but this is summer season and the heat shouldn't be on i would think my neighbor's 6 unit (fully occupied) only costs him $300/month and he provides heat/hotwateroverall i found that i saved most money from insulation my highest gas bill was $425i changed my front door , bill dropped to $375replaced my windows , bill dropped to $325insulation in attic, basement, and knee walls, bill dropped to $275i think i gotten my gas bill as as low as $200 during winter which is pretty good for a single family in my neighborhood

The dryer needed a new thermostat Cost me 160$ all together.

In goes a copy of the lease, house rules, garbage, online payment, thermostat, dishwasher, garbage disposal and furnace filter instructions if applicable, and some basic homeowner care instructions about changing a light bulb or unstopping a toilet.

. • Outlets/switches/thermostat at wheelchair reach, FA strobe/horn devices, Wheelchair accessible door peepholes • A pullout sleeper sofa in the living room ensures that this suite can comfortably accommodate up to four guests.

Can anyone post pictures of thermostat so I know what to look for?