Expansion and contraction can cause overheating at connections between the wire and devices such as switches and outlets or at splices.

As a result there is a very real danger that hosts will be penalized, receive bad reviews on social media, and even lose their accounts on Airbnb/VRBO which could quite realistically cost them their businesses if no consideration is given to grandfathering in owners and hosts who are already operating more than one STR per lot, not to mention it seems fair to give owners and tenants a chance (as was mentioned) to recoup their significant investments (as one neighbor mentioned--her life savings) which they made under the existing laws." 

If you discharge to a drywell, you won't have a staining issue because the water outlet will be under ground.

My issue is that the outlet that the AC unit plugs into is a 220v and the only AC units I could find that still ran on 220v were unnecessarily powerful (and expensive) for the units. 

I agree that common electric is high, might want to figure out if a tenant is plugging something into an outdoor outlet.

Count the outlets in each room, then go buy oil based air fresheners, like glade plug ins. 2-3-4 of them per room.

You are right, this is my first post, but thought it would be a great outlet to get some information from agents all around. 

Several of the outlets didnt work in the house-The window guy called today, and after they had about 75% of the windows in, realized they had the wrong order. 

The worst experience I ever had was spending a month with a friend in Alpharetta GA in 12,000 sq ft with driving range pool media room  etc etc etc. 

They both offer Inspector Due Diligence inspections as well, basically a toned down inspection that looks for specifically problematic/expensive items... but they don't necessarily test every outlet and switch.