The same is true for homes with broken windows, lead paint, missing smoke detectors etc..

WHO IS RESPONSIBLE FOR THE BROKEN WINDOWS? 

It's not just to spy on tenants - it gives them a chance to tell me about anything that's loose, broken, peeling, etc. so that I can get repairs done right away.

Unless this person is cranking down the air to keep his business servers cool, there must be a glitch in the billing or the meter may be broken.  

(Happened to a PM near us, he went bankrupt over the ensuing case). 4) repairing gas lines now is expensive - no one wants to repair a line - they want to replace all the lines in the house if there is a single problem.Another thing to consider is that with broken screens - you are now in violation on tenancy laws in Florida, think $1500 fine if anyone reports you.* Replace missing cover on AC unit disconnect on exterior.

@David Shapiro I do know of a situation (not a rental) where Child Welfare Services was called and got involved because a parent/homeowner did not fix their broken CAC.

No details on how that 200,000 was really broken down and who was really getting what.

My old tenant left his broken car in the driveway when he vacated the house about two months back.

A broken clock is right twice a day I guess. 

I recently encountered that the deadbolt on the door is broken and what happened was the door must have been slammed shut with the deadbolt open and it cracked the door as well as breaking the deadbolt.