Salt air rusts out all mechanical devices like ac units before their time.  

One of them went well, for a couple grand we put up walls that allowed air flow and a dehumidifier and it rented fairly quickly.

The roof has no air vents at all which is a big surprise. 

A full bathroom will be added in the finished basement, as well as a new kitchen, upstairs bath, updated electric, and adding a condenser to the existing forced-air system.

I agree with Air B&B not being landlord friendly. 

The weather outside also plays a factor (the upper 70s seems to be the sweet spot) but I have identified the windows being the key factor.Has anyone else had an issue where leaving the windows open creates some sort of air pressure differential that pulls a smell out of the walls?

Good day AllSo I bought an investment property, at the time inspector said there was no heat and air.

Is there anyway to view a map with air bnb or vbro properties in a particular area?

Might replace AIR over time.

I’ve got a bathroom in my residential unit, Chicago, north side, that has an exhaust fan (wires previously disconnected) that blows shower steam air directly into the walls.