With thoughtful policies in place (such as limiting number and size of pets, requiring registration, and using pet-focused cleaning plans), the revenue and occupancy benefits typically outweigh concerns about damage or extra cleaning costs.

Probable cause was an overloaded power strip.

I would wait until you have a better idea of any other damage.It is hard to prove if the heat caused this to brake or they broke it.

One of the major differences I have found moving from Connecticut to Florida is that wood frame houses are a key factor to rehab, price, and concern while buying a home.

The concern for us real estate investors, is a pervasive footprint into our market, and momentum shifts as signals.

I also talk to clients concerned because "no one will pay me what my property is worth".

The lower FFR is the solution to an unemployment rate, but that may not be the case if it's not debt it's AI that's causing it. 

It’s likely something changed on their end—either an insurance issue or a prior liability situation—that’s causing them to tighten standards to mitigate future risk.

They can gaslight you, but that is just a distraction.They actually sell wipes to detect pot residue on walls, but I am not sure if they work and I would not spend the time or energy in engaging in establishing "proof" - you'll put up walls and they'll just dig more tunnels.Instead, I would:Contact their case worker ASAP, cite the behavior as a lease violation with her, and state that in addition to it being a breach of lease, it is creating health concerns for your family. 

Regarding outlets and damaging their stuff, that is what renters insurance is for and tell them to use surge protector if they have concerns as it could be due to many things why that happened (did they have too many things like a vacuum and something else running on the same circuit?