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). 

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Thanks for being such a good sport.

When tenants stop paying for utilities other problems arise, such as burning candles for light, using propane devices for heating, and BBQs for cooking, running extension cords from other residences and overloading them, and in the winter, freezing pipes.... to name a few.

They are a medical device, basically.I know it's a weird concept, but there you have it.However, if the animal misbehaves, you can kick the tenant out over it - they still have to follow the rules for cleaning up after pets, and if it causes damage, you can charge them for damage, if it barks incessantly, you can kick them out for noise, etc.But, you can't charge them any pet related fees, other than for actual damage after-the fact.  

I think it takes a lot to "move a toilet" however perhaps it was an older device with rusted mounting bolts? 

In essence, he blames me personally for depriving him of quiet enjoyment of his property and forcing him to sleep in the kitchen with fans and air filtration devices on full blast so that he can block out the noise.He previously asked me to furnish my tenant’s personal data so he could investigate and possibly sue her, which I declined to do.

It makes me want to quit... because I don't have a good system and stuff is EVERYWHERE....Every month I take pictures of the rental checks on my phone or any check related to the property management and put it in albums for each according property....So where normal people have funny dog pics, I have a million checks on my phone.... and every month its a disaster scrolling through pics of checks, Let alone the NIGHTMARE of tech issues in sync'ing my devices and images getting passed around/deleted etc etc.....I'm sure no normal property manager does this.... what is the best system?

And I would question this from the stand-point of wanting to make sure that all is well with the unit and its appliances / devices, etc...

When I checked the steam pressure regulating device at the side of the boiler I saw that it was set at a point approximately 10 times higher than it should be i.e. it was set at over five psi.