Temperature is understandably a big issue for a tenant and you helped them solve that for only $220. 

@Andrew McCartinWhen my buddy did it he paid the utilities and he got to control the temperature settings.

Would you rather be home based in the Bay Area with tons of things to do nearby, good weather, lots of nature, etc. or someplace with little culture, extreme temperatures, bland immediate environment, etc., etc.

Pool properties see higher occupancy year round as we endure 90+ degree temperatures 7+ months out of the year. 

Road trips with personal vehicles or RVs will become preferred to a crowded flight with mask requirements and temperature checks.

Meaning that the temperatures are going to be brutal, especially late summer early fall, and a pool makes a lot of sense and makes it an even more attractive property for renters. 

That made a big difference in both water temperature and heating bills.

Looks like Florida with an average annual temperature of 70.7 degrees is the hottest state.https://www.currentresults.com...

Apparently the coffee was being served so hot (190 degrees, which is much hotter than coffee is normally served) because of a policy McDonalds developed based on consumer research that showed people were more likely to spend additional time/money at their franchises if they had to wait longer for their coffee to cool down enough to drink it (if consumed at the temperature served, it would burn people's mouths and throats).

If you have any questions regarding the temperature in the MI and the OH markets ( I am currently working in) don’t hesitate to ask.Happy hunting