Currently, I have a full time job in the fenestration business, and I was legitimately curious if the whole concept of "indoor/outdoor living" had a major effect on home values. 

They’re a little more spendy, but they’ll operate at 100% efficiency down to 5 degrees ambient outdoor temp.

Whereas a well would provide access to an underground fresh water source.Many older rural homes would have a cistern for non-consumable water needs such as toilets, washing machine and outdoor faucets. 

@Yuvaraj Vimawala I own a lot of duplexes and some SFH in Dallas and here is my advice:I send a repair person within 24 hours if the temperature is more than 80C.

However the inspector took pictures showing temperatures and showed that the AC worked, but later documented that it didn't work. 

If the machine is outdoors which they sometimes are, they do make noise which tenants may find unpalatable.

I really don't know the answer.as a kid I worked with them a bunch IE employed them but in those days they spent the night at the Y and would pass out door hangers for ciggee and beer and MD 20 20

They also keep food out at room temperature and think nothing of it .

I saw no evidence of this happening, either with daily additions of anything to the trash storage outdoors, and also upon their vacating, I could tell that they likely hadn’t vacuumed since the girlfriend had moved out.

examples: Type/Size of house - (so we know what you flip using this kit)Paint color/brand indoor-Paint color/brand outdoor-Flooring type/brand -Cabinets type/brand -Counter top types -Pulls (style, type, etc.)