Warmer weather means that you don't have to fight snow, ice, and frigid temperature to go outside and look at houses.3.

Especially given that we're likely to get the house on the market in July, when the temperatures in Atlanta are likely to be 100+.

They may rationally think, "The temperature in the house isn't going to change my decision about whether I like it or not," but I'd be willing to bet that most buyers take subconscious notice of things like that and it *will* factor into their buying decision.

Very inexpensive ways to illustrate you care about their comfort, and to save money at the same time.I really don't like the idea of you controlling their temperature remotely.

With the moisture in the air, the unit is very cool now even when  the temperature outside is in the 90s. 

The tenant called and stated that the air temperature was reading 12 degrees higher than what it was set at and the house was rather warm, as it typically is in the Texas summer.

Your a/c will not work properly and the temperature in the home will raise.

I think it depends on the temperature, How cold is it?

Anderson windows condensate on the inside when: 1) the shades are down for the night, and 2) the temperature difference between the room and the outside is significant (68F inside and 35F or below outside).

The temperature is supposed to be... well, cold.