The only time any authority could step in is if its a health and safety issue.

Currently I’m on show 76. 2012 was also the year I graduated college with a degree in Health.

For us, that amount includes health care, which spending reduces taxable income anyway. 

You should immediately contact your attorney and local city department of health department.  

Do I need to do anything about it to protect my health?

(Of course, I am assuming the economics of the deal work for you to make a profit on this deal.)  

I wish you great health and waelth.

Lots of economic activity around colleges, just avoid frat row and look at housing that works for other parts of the college population...best of luck

Unless it's an extravagant piece of equipment that you specifically say "if this breaks, I'm not fixing it, you just won't have use of it anymore", the tenant should have a reasonable expectation that everything that's in place when they move in should continue to work and stay in good health.  

MFU 5+ evaluations are not done by running comps, but by another method (Economic Value).