For instance, if the tenant accidentally sets a fire and burns the property down.  

If the property isn't flooded, frozen, burning, or housing someone dead, we usually don't need to know about it until business hours the next day.

I'm beyond frustrated, pissed and burned out.  

@Jay Hinrichs trust me, you are opening my eyes, the sun is burning, but you are opening my eyes.

I just got burned for the first time this year for $2,000.

Back in 1918, 1957, 1968 (this one was still burning through society during Woodstock), etc, we just let it burn through society so showing up many months later with blood from the recovered might not have done as much good, but this time around there will still be vulnerable people whom we delayed getting infected by several months.

Depending on the age and material of the pipes, it is entirely possible for them to "burn" clear through the drain line, creating leaks that will require replacing pipes hidden in the wall or under the floor.

If this is a typical 15-20 year old cabin with central heat and air, with a wood burning fireplace, and I want to provide basics like soaps, coffee, kitchen/cooking supplies, is there an average or a percentage to calculate these expenses?

He is on my sh... list he is on double secret probation I got burned on a HVAC company used his dad in the past, he took over his dads show but he is not ready for prime time.

In my experience if you play around with the STR rules in Nashville you will get burned.