These are areas that are run down, gang infested, and drug empires.

As the number of doors is growing, I plan to hire a local assistant to help me with tasks like answering emails and text messages, scheduling and conducting showings, background check, coordinating the hours for pest control, etc. 

I bought the place roach infested, with drooping drop ceilings installed over falling plaster, leaking pipes and poorly installed windows that "fit" into the openings by installing 4 to 10 inch plywood in the gaps since the windows were not sized for the openings. 

Multiple pest infestations, abandoned cars, dogs wrecking the place (I have a strict no-dogs policy).The 65-line-item makeready comes to $13,882.So I'm told by my PM that the woman (who had five dependents on the lease) fell in with a bad dude who had a crack problem or something, had nasty dogs and was abusive.

The house gets termite infested, can you tent just your half?  

If it's not in your lease that tenant is responsible for pest control, the burden may be on you as landlord to keep it pest free unless you can prove they are creating the problem.  

Are they a pest control company or a GC?

I tried a different browser, instant success.Sorry to be a pest.

Tenants are required to report maintenance issues, maintain the yard, pay utilities and for pest control.Inherited Section 8 Tenants (those that came with the purchase of a property) have not been the best and we part with those quickly.

Minor things like missing copper, broken pipes, hot water heaters are one thing, mold and termite infestation can bankrupt you fast.