What I do see in my biz is a lot of remote working people discovering the Midwest and the lower cost of living - and the cooler temperatures. 85F is a hot day here in summer.

It is sad that they had to sleep in that temperature while on vacation.

If they ever fail or if they decide to move out, the utility reverts to the Landlord automatically so they avoid a shutoff (important in the winter with freezing temperatures).

We have the rare guest that breaks into the pool equipment room and tampers with the pool heater to raise the temperature.

This is a much more stressful environment for the piping with the extreme temperature fluctuations and the piping has been used in Europe for domestic hot and cold water systems for at least that long.

The temperature is going to be around zero out here in MO tomorrow and squatting in this part of MO is more accepted then in other parts of Greater Kansans City area due to the higher poverty margin and Laxer laws.

I would think it is legal, but check your local laws, there might be quirky clauses (like here, I am not allowed to set the water heater above a certain temperature....).I actually having something like that in my lease.

Typically temperatures don't rise into the 90s and it's not humid, and everything cools off at night. 

With that said, I wanted to get a temperature check on my approach and whether I should change it.I have been working with an agent who set up an MLS search for 2-4 unit MF in McKinley Park, Bridgeport and Logan Sq area.  

They also said that there is a chance the stain can let off harmful chemicals in the future with a change in temperature.