It records in low temperatures and stores the video on a micro SD card.

If a tenant comes home at a time when they are usually away (i.e. a class was cancelled or skipped) and overrides the programme in the thermostat to raise the temperature in the unit, they frequently choose the permanent hold of the override (because it requires less input then selecting a duration for the override) and, subsequently leave the house.  

@Bin Chen I am not an HVAC professional, but in my experience every thermostat in my properties will heat the property to the set temperature.

I used to do REO rehabs for FHA and most homes that had not been occupied in a while had mold due to water and temperature / humidity extremes.

Owners trying to rehab themselves often don't know little tricks such as adding a spoonful of dish soap to their mud to help eliminate air bubbles (and thereby, an additional coat), or that the process of coalescence in exterior paint is negatively affected by an ambient and/ or surface temperature below 50 degrees.Being from Cleveland, unfortunately I can't much help with the Milwaukee area.

An engineered wood floor of good quality( not the box store 5/16 garbage) would be a good choice and handle the temperature and moisture extremes better.

This past weekend I installed additional wifi and instrumented my pool to monitor and log the temperature over the internet.I've got two questions for everyone1.

"Curing temperature".

I live in Central VA where heat pumps are common, however, they are very expensive to run especially in old homes with high ceilings and no insulation in the walls,  and are inefficient at low temperatures.  

I know we always went to Florida on spring break with our kids and made sure it was south of Tampa because the temperatures north of Tampa were not as predictable that time of year.