We have been through warm, humid weather and now winter and have not had the odors return : )!

I decided to add a few more items to check on.Climate controlled- humidity controlled.Temperature controlled- heating and air.Prior to building check on floor insulation, Ceiling metal to metal insulations contact points- to reduce heat transfer from the roof to the building frame inside, and also try to do Spray foam insulation to get a great seal.If your building is up already.

While things are looking pretty frothy in LA right now, Leimert Park is up and coming so I'd be sure you are cool with Atlanta, the southern culture and the heat and humidity before cutting your cord and selling.

you don't do this, mold(not mildew)/humidity/rot will show their ugly faces!!!

If the room has higher humidity, the water condensates on the cold wall.

Florida hmm... hurricanes, humid, big bugs, gators, blue hairs driving wrong side of road (soon to be one)Texas- would not want to be in a border town, property taxes 1.6%, hot, humid on gulf...

The humidity level is always 70 to 80.

After 20 min. the humidity level dropped to 65% 😁.

Older BX is susceptible to corrosion in damp/humid areas (kitchens, bathrooms, basements, garages, etc.), so an extra look in those places is a good idea.2-pronged, ungrounded circuits for appliances which do not require a ground (lamps, radios, etc.) are perfectly fine.  

When the hvac goes off dormant mold gets humidity and a food source...paper or wood to get it going.