@Kevin Cespedes - You can call the town to find out the water department stuff and for sanitation (sometimes that billed separately from taxes). 

@Jason MaHere is an overview of the San Antonio MSA so that you have an idea as to what counties, towns, and school districts are considered to be within the San Antonio MSA. https://statisticalatlas.com/metro-area/Texas/San-...It seems like you have a good idea of what you are looking for, but I wouldn't automatically discount the best schools in a poor performing school district because they can be a huge draw for people who live and work in the area.

It is impossible to know where the bed bugs originated, they are not sanitation related.  

As far as the City goes...they charge you $75/year per unit for a "rental license", inspections are two-fold; exterior inspections (weeds, sanitation, exterior issues, etc) are done twice per year.

The previous tenants were there 2 years (homeowners in another area, relocated for temporary work requirement) and never had any issues with the property, and never anything with the kitchen.The current tenants have never been homeowners and are younger, so their experience with what a landlord should fix out of preference vs what they are required to fix out of obligation is probably a gray area for them.I am simply trying to verify that this repair request is a preference and not a legal requirement for health/sanitation or safety reasons.

Another thing to consider is that Orleans parish includes higher rates for sanitation of other added fees that guarantees an $100 bill, depending on how many units you are being charged for, even with zero usage.

Observe social distance in this case and have a "sanitized packet" to leave with them. 

We have an operating agreement, PPM, subscription agreement, heavily sanitized (by an attorney) marketing materials, etc. and everything is well-vetted with a securities attorney with decades of experience.

The house structure looks good but I don't know what would be required to sanitize the two bathrooms

And likewise, I don't want a cop who doesn't know how to do his job just so I can save a couple bucks on my taxes.Luckily, we have a system of supply and demand in this country that -- in theory -- should allow us to optimize for quality and cost when it comes to filling jobs.Btw, if your argument is that cops should be paid much more because they protect your life, then logically you'd probably have to agree that taxi drivers should get paid even more than cops, as you're more likely to die in a car crash than from random crime.Not to mention, using that logic, the guys that work at our water sanitation plants and sewage treatment plants should be getting paid a lot of money too, as contaminated water poses a great risk to health as well.