Only realized anything was amiss as I had checked NEST app for the temperature given I'd just had an HVAC guy up there fixing an issue and the temp had been out of whack for previous guest, and saw a smoker.We spell out NO SMOKING, NO DRUGS on the property (not just in the cabin) in the house rules, and will now be putting up NO SMOKING signs on the porch in a couple areas.   

If you pay heat they won't conserve, so be sure to install temperature limiting thermostats. 

I would think the temperature changes would cause trouble and if that is not the case then will lenders approve an inspection where this is noted?

Our loamy, clay soil has a high-elasticity, which means it moves with shifting temperature and moisture levels.The soil under your home expands and contracts with shifts between hot and cold conditions and through dry and wet cycles — literally moving your entire home.Your home was designed to handle this, but over time or after a big weather event your home can move beyond its limitations — that’s when you get foundation problems."

One thing that has come up a few times is guests being frustrated they couldn't control the temperature or had to contact to owner to lower or raise the temp.

@Jen NarcisoIf it’s a tank type water heater have the tenant send you a picture of the temperature setting dial.

While grey/blue cabinets may be too trendy, the overall color temperature cycle is definitely moving toward cool. 

Then you need to evaluate the temperature drop across the evaporator and CFM air speed before adjusting the fan speed.Having said all that this is the problem with property management companies. 

It's a desert setting with dry and high temperatures year round.

You can involve them if you feel safer that way, but know that you'll likely be changing the temperature of the deal slightly (may be worth it though, that's your call).