Apparently the coffee was being served so hot (190 degrees, which is much hotter than coffee is normally served) because of a policy McDonalds developed based on consumer research that showed people were more likely to spend additional time/money at their franchises if they had to wait longer for their coffee to cool down enough to drink it (if consumed at the temperature served, it would burn people's mouths and throats).

If you have any questions regarding the temperature in the MI and the OH markets ( I am currently working in) don’t hesitate to ask.Happy hunting

The cost varies month to month with temperatures but on average I would say the electric bill was about 90-150$/a month and water is typically 45-75$/ a month.

Eventually the temperature and weather will play a factor in Cities, especially colder Cities like NYC and hot ones like Miami.Colder Cities will become more desireable as the temperature gets milder.

Would you rather be home based in the Bay Area with tons of things to do nearby, good weather, lots of nature, etc. or someplace with little culture, extreme temperatures, bland immediate environment, etc., etc. 

One question is what will colleges do when it comes to precautionary measures/taking temperatures of students/enforcing social distancing guidelines. 

Also want to get a good temperature check on different areas and what the future looks like for them based on the market today.

Trying to take the temperature of folks to see if there are any thoughts of significant rent decreases in short term.

@Pragati Soni to be frank there don't seem to be many issues, a water heater that is old but still functional is not something most sellers will fix, same with the HVAC, now if it is way below on temperature splits, maybe but a degree or two because the inspector has to write something, not a huge deal. 

Again if YOUR paying the bills, you should really investigate further into load reductions... how well the place is insulated. how to reduce water consumption, etcThey Also sell thermostats that can have a remote sensor so you can try to regulate the temperature from a different point then the actual area the thermostats in to try to help balance things.