There are alot of forces outside of our control and noone has a crystal ball.

This would be easy, but I am concerned that this would interfere with the movement of the siding that is supposed to be allowed as the siding expands and contracts with changed in temperature.  

Package management systems, smart home devices including temperature control and digital locks, gym and recreation sports facilities, outdoor kitchen and dining areas, and pet services were the most in-demand amenities listed in that survey.

If you want a ball park from someone on the site I think photos or video would get you a rough 10-15 swing estimate or if you want closer estimates you will need to let some guys in.  

It’s taking a little bit to get the ball running as far as bringing in money.

This must be part of the process, lure them in with an overstated public fair market rent, make them wait extended periods of time for an inspection and offer and then low ball the offer in hopes they will accept it, because they can no longer wait to fill a vacancy.   

Adding the opposite temperature when done at the same time is much less than doing it at a separate time (walls are already open, the pipe (typically PEX) can be run using same path, etc)  good luck

This realtor dropped the ball but then again so did you, always trust but verify work others are doing for you.  

The tenant is trying to control the situation and, quite frankly, it's your ball/your court - moratorium or not. 

You will learn a lot more, there's a pretty big learning curve and it's tough getting clients and then winning deals is a whole different ball game in today's market.