do they make electric baseboard heaters that allow a wall mounted thermostat or do most of them have the thermostat directly on the unit?  

Things are far apart here and there are many rural areas, EVs do not yet have sufficient range to overcome range anxiety ... and then there is the purchase premium.We also volunteered properties as installation sites for the local utility's charging station programme ... so far, no tenants with EVs ... so the utility has not installed one yet.   

There are thermostats you can put in that limit the heat from between 68-72, so the tenants don't crank it up.

She is a computer programmer and had been saving money for about 25 years so I did not stress about my recovery time.  

It is gas, and I've replaced a few things on it - the combustion fan, the gas valve, thermostat, and the ignitor (twice) - but otherwise it just keeps plugging away.

I'd make appointment and go in and see the temp on the thermostat in her apartment.If your other residents are using portable heaters I'd not let them, huge fire hazard,, electrical fires., I have a clause in my lease no other heat sources permitted, Is it forced air or radiators, your post only said type of fuel used, if it's radiators, go in make sure all radiators are system ready that they are full of water and no air locks,, YOU TUBE it to figure out how to do it.

I put 80% furnaces in my units and upgrade to programmable digital thermostats if they are not already in place.

He adjusts the thermostat.

Many companies now make Wifi Thermostats, I have one that is actually supplied by the energy company and it has been great.

Got free digital thermostats, door sealing and light bulbs.