Curious thoughts on adding an EV outlet (no charger) for tenants to bring their own chargers?

@Nick Quarandillo, Let me tell you a little story (the super condensed version)I graduated high school a little early and was such a hard charger that I had all my credits to graduate by the end of my sophomore year, so I punted school (I HATE SCHOOL).

Let me tell you a little story (the super condensed version)I graduated high school a little early and was such a hard charger that I had all my credits to graduate by the end of my sophomore year, so I punted school (I HATE SCHOOL).

You can usually run a few lamps, alarm clocks, phone chargers, etc no problem, but if the tenant wants to (say) use a hair dryer in the bedroom, they might end up popping a breaker.If you have to run a new circuit just for the window unit(s), consider putting a single outlet next to each unit, instead of the common duplex outlet. 

Can other Investors/Landlords in the Memphis,TN area, recommend any particular Zip Codes / Neighborhoods, of which Rents usually go for  $1,100  -  $1,300  as the Average  ( Assuming Purchase Price of these homes are around  $100,000 -  $130,000  )I am Looking at buying my Primary Residence in Memphis,TN  , and I want to make sure that I buy in an area that I will be able to charge rents in the  $1,100 - $1,300  a month range )I'm thinking ..... 38117, 38111, 38122  ZipCode areas ?

I'm adding EV Chargers in most of my STRs to stand out.

(move in on the 5th then charge rent for 25 days, first payment on the following first)If near the end of the month then charge the pro-rated days plus the next months rent. 

But I needed a back Country 4x4 as there are no chargers in the boonies :)

I see a lot of EV charger companies popping up and contacting me.

We have garages that we offer unlimited charging for the charger, garage and unlimited charging for $275 a month.