It's about a buyer mandating the commission change and not as non-represented.

Your only concern is the behavior which is disrupted to other tenants/neighbors and not in keeping with the legal mandate that tenants have the right to the peaceful use of the property. 

You knew what needed to be fixed on day one but you agreed to stay becasue they did respond to yourThe concern would be dishwasher and bath not working..The heat thing, 2 weeks is too long before it gets fixed unless the outside temp didn't mandate heat by law. 

You need to do your diligence on what is included from each.Since it seems like you are at the very beginning of your investing journey, here are a couple things to know:Most lenders for large deals will mandate who your inspector will be, or at least have a small list of the companies they will accept from.  

Until they start to use these new laws and mandates against you.Remember, just a few short years ago, the lockdown and the ability for people to not pay their rent nation wide was crippling small landlords.   

The exception is around allowing pets into the property (where you can mandate the carpets being professionally cleaned for example).In CT, the law also just passed where you cannot charge any move in fees (like a move out cleaning fee). 

The city has mandated that all homes be on city sewer, I have an investment property (SFH) that I'm attempting to transfer to city sewer... however, the plumber will have to be on my neighbors' yard by less than 2 feet. 

We have multi here in upstate NY that the Building Inspector mandated a complete fire sprinkler system just to meet multi-unit fire safety.

I made a judgement call based on the fact that I knew he would not be at the house due to his employer's mandate. 

The issue everyone has is that it is being mandated.