If one tenant fails to clean their apartment and another one gets pests in there or mold, then yes you can be sued.

Takes the pest control guy to come spray a couple times and its good. 

The board members have similar size companies but are in different markets (my board had a pest control company, office furniture company, insurance business, and two very different software companies).  

It is highly likely thatthere are many more then 2 present and a pest control professionalshould be contacted for further evaluation and repairs.ApartmentConditions40 There was moisture damage and black staining to the backsplashbehind the sink.ApartmentConditions41 The railings in the front stair well are too low.

Ant problem, I email the pest guy, X is broken, I forward the email right onto my handyman. 

Fix the stuff you break (outside of wear and tear), keep it pest free (or return it pest free), keep the outside of the property tidy, don’t break any law and don’t change the locks without my approval.  

Maintenance does not do pest control. so my house, which is surrounded by ten acres of woodland requires $430 from orkin because they cant be bothered to open a can of raid.  

: There were screens missing from some of the windows upon move-in which we authorized maintenance to replace (they were backed up several weeks due to COVID shut down), A/C wasn't getting the apartment cold enough even though it had been serviced within the past year (set at 68F during the hottest summer we've had in years in Michigan) and we didn't offer to pay her electric bill, found a bat in the basement x 2 which we had professional pest control there at their first available appointment and they didn't find any evidence of a colony but we had maintenance seal off any areas in the basement that could allow bats in, and now a water leak from upstairs apartment overflowing their toilet onto this tenant's mattress.  

If you get bedbugs, they just get worse exponentially until dealt with.So, really, odds are they're not bedbugs.What you should do, is call a pest control company.  

The tenants ruin the floors because of the pest nails and the floors are so badly scratched you get a bid to redo the floors  (bid is $2000) but upon move out, the tenants says, "yeah sure, my pet did the damage but the pet deposit is only $250 so you can't hold back more of my deposit for the floors".Best to avoid a sticky situation and just tell someone who has a pet the deposit will be increased.