Under $150, easy to install and use, tenant can set their own code but landlord can retain the master and always have access, tenant can't lock themselves out, standard key for emergency backup, batteries last a couple years, etc.

Ain't nobody slangin RadioShack batteries and Sprint phones like a 21yr old James Wise bro.

Maybe city is getting ready to go crazy on solar and needs a spot for a battery storage area. 

An EV charger is an inexpensive investment but out of the 300 properties that we manage only 4 have EV's.

It's a smaller town that is seeing growth from a billiion dollar EV Battery plant that Honda is building about 15 minutes away from it. 

We have one unit that advertises a charger and I don't think it's ever been used.

But I needed a back Country 4x4 as there are no chargers in the boonies :)

Have the tenant sign a Lease Amendment indicating that the tenant is responsible for the cost of installation of the charger, any maint and repairs, and also removal cost (if desired later by you or the HOA). 

Walter says "Someone stole my battery and I cant move" I ask, "Why did you park right here?"

If you leave batteries there, that helps for that purpose since nothing else uses those batteries anymore.5.