It’s pretty thorough, they look for things like a carbon monoxide detector, house manual with emergency contact info, plate/cup cooking sets,etc.

Suggest you read this book: Investing in Real Estate Private Equity: An Insider's Guide by Sean Cook.  

Originally posted by @Justin Cook:@Damien Hall DC is one of the most tenant friendly areas in the US, I can understand why @Russell Brazil would stay away if possible.

Yes you should be able to evict the tenant where incident occurred,, They are responsible for actions of guests.A Crime free / Drug Free addendum spells it out but I'm sure you have Cause.The police will probably issue you a notice saying they want the people in that apartment to be evicted.I've gone thru a murder in my complex guy shot for 400.00 dollars worth of pot his girlfriend was given choice to move in 5 days or we would file eviction she left.We gave her deposit back to her.

They must not be defective due to dampness or otherwise.The landlord must ensure that electricity or gas supplies are safe and in good repair, and that every room has adequate ventilation and both natural and artificial lighting.Laundry, food preparation and food storageArticle 8 of the 2008 Regulations (as amended) requires private landlords to provide access to: A washing machineA clothes-dryer if the dwelling does not have a private garden or yardThey must also provide facilities for cooking and for the hygienic storage of food, to include the following: 4-ring hob with oven and grillCooker hood or extractor fanFridge and freezer, or a fridge-freezerMicrowave ovenKitchen cupboards that are suitable and adequate for storing foodSink with mains water supply, hot water and draining areaFor dwellings rented from local authorities and approved housing bodies, the relevant requirements are in Article 7 of the Housing (Standards for Rented Houses) Regulations 1993.

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My husband (and J Martin seems to back him up) thinks that there are enough multi-generational families who want completely separate spaces but that cook and eat together in one kitchen.

After many uncomfortable conversations, my buddy finally started throwing more money into the pot and then began acting as though I was still the problem in the business. 

What if there is an accident and they need medical attention or the 16 y.o. can't get his little brothers to listen to him and they trash the place or stay up all night making noise for the guest upstairs, or worse, they try to cook and burn down the place with other people in it?  

Chris Cook Welcome to Biggerpockets.I'm also from NC in Charlotte hoping for career success in real estate business.I'm looking forward working with you in the future.Good Luck..