They can easily jam the door with a chair or something for the night.

The con would be hail damage to roofs, high property taxes, and foundation issues (the cost of repair is much lower than CA). yup I got a first hand look at those danger points in Texas had to replace roofs had to jack up houses and fell out of my chair when we got the tax bill.

With nothing to do and no power, we made bets on which pool chair would go airborne first.    

Right now I'm working on renovating hallway areas of an 8 story condo building and we will be removing (or creating) surplus materials - 8" stained/unpainted egg-and-dart crown molding, chair rails, and more than 200 light fixtures, - all in good condition.

He also said he left a table and chair that he doesn't plan on claiming.

What was done:Painted inside and outPainted roofReplaced flooring with new laminate, tile in baths and carpet in rooms.Replaced the tub, vanity and lighting in the master bath and tiled the shower and floors.Replaced the vanity and lighting in the guest bath and tiled the floorsPainted and repaired cabinets and installed granite counters and subway tile backsplash.Moved master closet door from the inside of the room to the bathroomRemoved original closet door in hallway and moved it to the master bedroom so that the master had a "his and hers" closet.One of the smaller rooms had a cubby hole next to the closet so you could fit a small desk and chair.

The practice will furnish their own chairs, wall fixtures...basically providing the vanilla shell.  

If you are not managing your properties you should be tightly managing your PM.If you believe real estate is a arm chair investment by all means hire a PM...and good luck.

Spare chairs are fold-up or stackable.6.

I almost feel out of my chair.