I am not a big fan of high cost software that runs on a desktop, I much prefer cloud apps, especially ones that sync and work seamlessly over multiple devices. 

In Indiana it is the same as residential, but storage space (if it is true storage lease), may be handled without an eviction.

I saw the damage for myself tonight and it was quite apparent that they do use the storage space under the sink for cleaning supplies.

Storage, etc?

Something like a security deposit box is great.Cloud storage is great.

Currently it costs my tenants $45 to $50/mo just to keep the water warm in the large storage tank type traditional heaters, which is a significant burden for $550/mo apartment renters.  

Modern society (unlike 60 years ago) uses a LOT of electrical devices that draw a LOT of power and we demand to have plugs including GFI's at proper locations.

And I spend way too much time looking at electronic devices...I'm looking forward to learning enough to give a bit of knowledge back to this community!

A good one will move  a LOT of water quickly.Get a BIG shop vac and go to town to get the remaining water after the pump has reached its limit.If the water got into electrical boxes, open those and pull out the devices. 

Put it in your storage building with all your repair equipment and supplies.