I was a nurse for 39 years, and I never contacted head lice or bedbugs from my patients.

If the landlord does not fix it, and Code Enforcement things the problem is a safety hazard, they will condemn the property which means no one can live in it (no rent) until the problem is fixed.

They include a safety switch that *prevents* water leaks.

If you like the area, no doubt if you are patient, you will be able to locate a suitable investment property that will give you a better net operating income, cash on cash and return on your investment.

Anything that's related to "safety" or habitability must be ok.

I had my electrician once decide that there was a safety issue with the between the meter and the service head.

I can't believe I've been this patient!

That being said, we try our best to be patient and accommodate everyone.

Landlord may enter the Leased Premises without prior noted in the event of an emergency such as, but not limited to the following: Fire, flooding, frozen water lines, natural disaster, or if, in Landlord’s reasonable estimation, a hazard involving life, health or safety exists or if the Leased Premises appear to have been abandoned by Tenant.

I think from a safety standpoint, midnight would be a bad time.