I suggest owners insist on tenants using surge protectors plugged in to protect their appliances and devices as well as the property in case this ever happens. 

I can’t copy and paste the relevant text on the device I’m currently using, but I would argue 11-H and/or 12 (as “other nuisances, hazards, or circumstances” and assuming the entire neighborhood is affected). 

Dropbox - Cloud storage, ease of access to business files from anywhere, any device.

@Gary R UrenIt’s a simple device and very inexpensive.  

I suppose the other members won't need a business phone number becuase I'll be responsible for management, but I could see the situation arising where I forward the number to a partners phone if I need to leave town for a couples days, or allow them to "log-in" to the phone service from their device.

Posting on mobile device is harder than I thought, sorry for the messy above post.I screen roommates harder than ordinary tenants.

@Nidal Daraiseh  If you happen to put one of your STRs in Gatlinburg, it would be really neat to have a fully functional Gatlin gun as an amusement device in the back yard. 

install decent exhaust/air moving devices. 

I would hold off on assuming you have a bigger problem until checking the box personally, and I would get a “tic tester” ($19.99 device that looks like a pen and tests for electrical current) and check your outlets and heater for power if that doesn’t work. 

Only 1 gas device in the building besides water heaters.assessed for 300.