For a smaller project with fewer members, pro rata distribution may make more sense. 

Similar to co-working space, but with much fewer shared amenities. 

Would hate for them to find their own means of heat that can be a danger to the complex.

Good urban rentals are usually smaller homes, typically under 1800 SQFT, and typically 2 bedrooms are fewer.

And even fewer will be dependable and not try to screw an out-of-state investor.

I called GA Power, told them this woman is a danger, she could burn my house down, besides the electrical needs rewiring, and they said No cannot cut off power, I would have to get pics and statements from fire dept and licensed electricians to PROVE that the house is unsafe.

There are more people going after fewer value add opportunities in strong markets which. 

The fewer contingencies the better.

Fewer Sales Pitches”.

Now, if only there were fewer HOA's in the suburbs around Austin.