You decide to not pay them for snitching on such a minor infraction, and they decide to band together against you and it becomes a complete nightmare.

Other than all these infractions they appear good on paper...I'm just wary...Am I over-reacting ? 

If they hem you in, over time, with ever-broadened regulations, you'll end up wearing gov-issued underwear and feeling content to be compliant with the new underwear regulation b/c you're a law-abiding citizen.As for speeding tickets, perhaps you might better see my point if I compare these overreaching H&H infractions to a citation for going 56mph in a 55 zone.

We do accept risks in this business, you know I'm usually providing caution to newbies as the down side is when a deal blows up and several issues pop up, this being one along with other minor infractions taken together, as with any other drugs, can be lethal....LOL

So limit your availability, bite your tongue and walk away, and don't let their infractions slide.  

This is a city infraction which the city mails me a letter to let me know of the infraction then gives me two weeks to fix the problem before a follow up inspection.

The thing about rules, regulations and laws is that a violation of some infraction can become a violation of other aspects of law, everyone has heard of some DA throwing the book at  some scammer.  

@Michael Baradell  Get a license to sell real estate to do lease options - assignments and sandwiches - especially in FL and OH.And I would sub out the tenant buyer side to a leasing agent, not a sales agent for a 1 months rent commission.Focus your time with:- talking to sellers, give them 2 or 3 offers - 1 cash and 2 terms offers- talking to centers of influence - CPAs Financial planners, Infuencers like code infraction inspectors, chambers of commerce presidents, etc.- talking to REIAs and get private IRA loans (see http://equity-university.trustetc.com/library/gene...

The tenants are literally becoming experts on how to sue landlords for the most minor infractions.  

Not only that, you may also create unintended Federal Fair Housing infractions.