You CAN spend even more money and get battery backup with this mode... so if the power goes out you can have a small amount of energy to run things other than the HVAC or stove... like a medical device.

I have friends who are blind, they scan documents in a computer to make the printed word audible or use a device that enlarges documents to the point where they can read them.

What do you think they told Steve Jobs about this futuristic device I am typing on right now to you.  

This section on "Controlling Ring Devices With Users and Roles" makes it seem like I can have an Owner role while giving tenants a Shared User role.

I'll have him work on a product line of solid inexpensive massage/stretching devices that primarilly function by floors, walls, ceilings, doorways and basic furniture that has been passively developing in my head over the few years that I've been dealing with a lot of stress related muscular pain, not to get personal but maybe I may have run into this fellow for another purpose than so far assumed.

It becomes more of a team sport, but once you have your team in place, it works great.

On the dog situation I have no rights unfortunately since it’s an ADA animal and it’s seen as a medical device.

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). 

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