Having one without the other, is like having steak using just a fork...or just a knife. 

If you have $400 worth of steak, lobsters, and beer that spoil I feel bad for you but I'm not reimbursing you for it - that's what renter's insurance is for should you choose to file a claim". 

It cost maybe $25.For the BBQ, we just used a basic propane grill from the Home Depot (you can get a 5-burner for $149-$199 when they go on sale).

@Corina EufingerI even have “kitchen appliance, including small kitchen appliances should only be used in the kitchen” Aka...you cannot grill in your living roomSo you don’t miss your favorite show

To power night light and everyone's electric gizmos.Sewer- Compost toilets above ground.Propane tank open grills, put breakable seals. 

Owning a vacant building (with copper) is like protecting a steak from hungry dogs with your bare hands.  

I get home, say hi to my wife and, she tells me the neighbors invited over for brats and burgers on the grill.

I would agree to let them smoke outside in this instance.Bummer, I thought this post was going to be about smoker grills for BBQ!

I would buy a picnic table and a $50 grill and reward the tenants with a new area in the back of the building for cookouts- eliminating parking. 

The heat and or smoke from the grill may affect the porch cover above it.