Obviously, living without electricity may be hazardous to both the tenant and the property.To that end, I would NOT contact any mental health services.

Otherwise, it is mighty dangerous, because everyone wants to be in expert in health, law and taxes, based on their extensive Facebook studies.Your friend has (correctly) heard that the new tax law allows Section 179 for rental properties.

I'm a doctor so these conversations come naturally to me, it's just that your diagnosing the home owners needs and wants rather than the patients health. 

AirBNB specifically recommends language pertaining to allergies and service animals - you can state in your listing that you don't accept any animals (don't say "pets") due to allergies and it being a health risk to you or a family member.Again, definitely look into the laws yourself, but between this being your primary residence, your only STR, and you having allergies, I don't believe you could be required to accommodate service animals.

THIS IS A HEALTH HAZZARD! 

There is even a Centro de Salud (health clinic) for minor health emergencies.

Specifically about the Job and Population growth, Vacancy rates, New building trends and general health of the Multifamily sector in NM.

The Lift The Ban group has paraded folks who've lost their rentals due to health issues, old folks who couldn't afford their rent in "their" neighborhood anymore, and a whole crowd of people in similar situations and things that have nothing to do with the cost of rent across the market.

My opinion is ultimately the PM company should be held liable to make sure this vendor gets paid.The PM agreement states: (21) hire contractors to repair, maintain, redecorate, or alter the Property provided that Broker does not expend more than $ for any single repair, maintenance item, redecoration, or alteration without Owner’s consent; Leasing & Management Agreement concerning: (TAR-2201) 6-1-10 Initialed for Identification by: Broker/Associate and Owner , Page 3 of 11 (22) hire contractors to make emergency repairs to the Property without regard to the expense limitation in Paragraph 4A(21) that Broker determines are necessary to protect the Property or the health or safety of an ordinary tenant;3) Should/Could the vendor file a mechanics lien at this point?

I’m really looking at this as a way to eventually bridge my career out of health care and into real estate investment and to begin to build a future for myself and my family as I just don’t see it happening punching a clock day in and day out.