Now my tenant is very slow at paying rent because of her “health issues” which she’s blaming on the mice infestation.

Risk is part of real estate investing, and sometimes the best looking deals end up being terrible decisions that injure our wallets and our pride.That said, the other side of your dilemma is the dream house.

@Calvin Turner I gotta say, man...you're a big time wholesaler in multiple states and you are not sure how to get images of the properties you are brokering without a license "wholesaling"...interesting dilemma...makes zero logical sense, but interesting...

We require health care workers to get certain immunizations. 

Does this also work with health insurance copay?

Just listen to the sales pitches by the hundreds of different companies that sell health insurance and every company had so many options for health plans the average person cannot remember more than 10% of what a health insurance salesman tells them and I will bet money on that because I know for a fact that when sitting with health insurance salesman no normal person can remember and compare all the different plans without looking at the charts, brochures, schedules, different co-pay plans and then compare the benefits and cost for PPO vs, HMO and my list can go on forever.

They have subsidiaries in sports, health, insurance, automotive,etc.

He was an old friend though... who turned out to have mental health issues.An attorney might charge you $600 - $1000 to evict someone, but it's certainly something you can do yourself.

Tiago,Your dilemma is common in certain areas. 

If property doesn't meet health codes don't they have to move?