After seeing @John Underwood mentioning missing fan remotes in another post, I thought I would give a tip on how to never have missing remotes again.

Not the biggest Dave Ramsey fan, but I do believe in 'live like no one else so eventually you can live like no one else"While I have owned a home since my early 20's, I never had the dream home but more like shelter. 

First financially you have to make sure you have enough reserves and income to cover when things hit the fan.

I’ve been investing in Tampa Bay for 20+ years and went from 0 to 40 properties, doing some of the rehab myself, so I’m a big fan of house hacks.

Hey Spencer as a Seahawk fan I'd love to connect sometime!

I'm not such a fan of the opportunity zones as they have been picked over pretty heavily by large funds over the last few years. 

We mounted our celling fan remotes to the wall.

I’m generally not a fan of condos due to the supply vs demand when reselling and fees that can be high and subject to increase.

Big fan of Millionaire Real Estate Investor. 

I even had one trigger just from heat (not humidity) in a vacant second floor unit in the middle of the summer.My solution has been to ensure those conditions are not created in these spaces, whether than means opening a window in the basement and using a box fan in the summer, or cracking open leeward windows on the second floor (in a manner to prevent water intrusion during heavy rain) on opposite ends of the building to create a bit of airflow in the summer.Lastly, I'll throw this out there in the category of "trust, but verify" - are you absolutely sure this is not tenant caused?