I am renting out some open space for stockpiling shingles and roof wrap, ice and snow guard, drip edge, coil nails, and plastic caps. 

Memory foam mattresses, with one coil bed for traditionalists.

Also the guy who remodeled warrantied nothing and used the cheapest stuff from online he could find, so I have had a heater go out that I had to track down a part online because no one carries them around here, and now I have an evap coil out, and have to replace the entire unit on the other side.

Didn't get it at first as I was thinking, "If the cat was in the chair with its tail coiled there shouldn't be an issue". 

Ok, just returned back from rental, the A/C is running but the technician did some diagnostics and said I have to replace evaporator coil and there may be a leak I have to address, net repair charges is $2500, or the new unit is around ~6k (for 4 ton)(:, Didn't expect this is in month-2 of my journey, I am seriously thinking of taking a home warranty and crossing fingers for a month to go by before I call them And since I am planning to keep this rental for a long time, paying $2500 for repair somehow does not make sense Also I did a rookie mistake, I don't have any clause in my tenancy contract for tenant to Pay service fee, I guess it's a lesson learnt for future

By climate control I mean structure would be insulated and foundation would include heating coils to eliminate the moisture.Thanks

When it really needs a jackhammer, power nailers, and generators.

I need the whole deal, coil, condenser, furnace, and a return added.  

Still in the very nice original box with the cord coil held with a long-since brittle rubber band.

Water pipes, A/C and coil were missing and replaced.