:)Another reason...if I were a single parent, with a smallish child, it would be great to have even a small, secure outdoor space my child could go out into, without me having to have eyes on them every second.Both of those things are reason enough for me to forgo an apartment.  

I'll contribute $ 10 for each night stay in each unit to the community and every 3 month I'll let them vote on what they want the money to be used for: outdoor pingpong table, whatever.

I have now written into my lease that you make smoke outdoors only.

There is a temperature setting on the burnerTURN IT WAY LOWER!

.- the high humidity is likely caused by a combination of factors: moisture transmission through concrete walls and slab floor, lack of air circulation due to no forced air heating, lack of dehumidifier, cyclical air temperature changes in the home.- the condensation on the walls or windows is primarily due to inadequate insulation and dew point problems caused by cyclical air temperature changes in the home.These problems can be solved with the installation of a proper dehumidifier, improvements to insulation and properly utilized vapor barriers, increased air circulation through the use of ceiling fans, proper furniture placement (not right up against exterior walls), etc.

@Sara BolligerDuring the month of May the maximum temperature in KC was 83. 

If he really is a mentor, he would be the first person you call.There is no need to engage with the tenant about opening his windows or the temperature outside.

But, "no" is an answer.I was recently somewhere where there was a bunch of people at an outdoor event.  

Ultimately parking space and outdoor space are the bottlenecks for building larger units to house more people. 

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