As stated above, except for any food or drink you happen to order there is no charge to attend.

But that makes the sizes of them difficult to make homes, so you remove walls, which makes the engineers cringe......You've probably heard all this before from more reputable and authoritative sources than myself, so I won't be long-winded, and I definitely won't be a naysayer. 

During this time, apparently all but one of the meters had been disconnected - a meter belonging to one of my tenants.

lol@Arlen Chou, you're already drinking the Oakland Koolaid!

Lots of good info here on BP, just sift through and drink up as much as possible!

She just received notification from the bank that she has 15 days to remove her belongings from the property.

As stated above, except for any food or drink you happen to order there is no charge to attend.

I understand that the rental seasons may be longer around Asheville/Brevard, than in Highlands/Cashiers given the more mild climate?  

I am wondering if CC&R and bylaws belong to the public records at respective county.

Consider long term costs.Central unit(s) belong to you, are maintained by you, and you need to provide power and pay that bill.Window units, even if you provide them, at least place the operation power usage on the tenant.If you clearly note in the rental agreement that "the window units are a gift to the tenant", then maintenance is off-load too.Frequently, the long term costs have a larger impact to your PnL than the cash outlay for the equipment itself.