Home vacant for 5 months during heavy rainy season and very high spring and summer humidity.

@Jarrod Burgess you are going to have the issue in FL due to the humidity.

High humidity due to tenants failure to run HVAC would be on tenant.

Don't you love these hot humid summers 😁I have another unit that is coming due (20 years plus old).  

80+ most days, no rain, no humidity -- hikes, lakes, and outdoorsy things galore!

(These cassettes are installed in the ceiling) @Jeffrey Stasz some of your buyers may remember the days when mini-split units  did a poor job of controlling humidity.  

I've always wanted to live in New York City instead of the suburbs but the city is just far to expensive for me to begin investing anytime soon. the criteria for an ideal location is listed below 1.Not a fan of very hot and humid summers. cough cough New York cough2.Area where i could be relatively close to bike trails, hiking, skiing, and any other outdoor activities 3.Prices close to the mid western market 4.I do like being in a big city I have been considering highly of Denver and Indianapolis.

I use the Honeywell 9000 wifi thermostats.They are color touch screens and have numerous levels of control that can be locked out if you choose.I can set it to email me if temp or humidity is out of range that I set.Never had any calls about knowing how to use these.I set a range in the preferences to allow temp in a range.

I’m sure you’ll enjoy the lack of humidity too out here!

The new Chinese drywall can has sulphuor odor causing head aches and some people get sick when the humidity is high.