I've found this to be a much better way of handling the situation than just saying no.Let me add that I had the following exchange with a tenant: I provide a lot of safety lighting at my units, but I had a single female ask me for additional lighting on her place.

Sounds like a significant safety issue! 

This includes not only fire safety, but electrical safety too, and disaster preparedness.

Some regulations are ridiculous, but some actually do have value when it comes to health and safety.

The steeper the pitch the more difficult to roof-think safety ropes.4.

Communities can have public gardens, but they too need public safety enforcers present.

They do not affect habitability or safety. 

This article in the Globe tells the absolute truth about what Account Closed - do we buy into the upswing and thus speculate on the power of the wave (and in the process overpay relative to fundamentals), or do we continue to underwrite the exit based on fundamentals in the face of the reality that nobody cares about the fundamentals and in underwriting this way we, while ensuring safety fir our investors, are pricing ourselves completely and utterly out of the current market?

It makes the two hours informative and fun.All of the documents and information booklets ("Mold, Moisture and Your Home", and "Protect Your Family From Lead In The Home", "Fire Safety", etc.) are given to the new tenant in a nice looking folder, along with our contact information and contact information for the utility companies.

Lead-Safe Housing and Lead Hazards(California Civil Code 1941.1; California Health & Safety Code 17961, 17980, 124130, 17920.10,105251 to 105257)                                                                                                                                                                         Deems a building to be in violation of the State Housing Law if it contains lead hazards, and requires local enforcement agencies to enforce provisions related to lead hazards.