This is not the landlords issue, it is the tenants issue and the tenant needs to be calling the police and code enforcement at every opportunity for various reasons.  1.

Other higher fees will cover that “savings” and they’ re title policies exempt a lot of potential liens (code violations, utilities, etc. that are not recorded liens at the time of closing but Do become tour responsibility.

Don't let the insurance company get away with crap workHave them paint both doors if you don't have the EXACT paint code...And make it PERFECTLY clear that you appreciate them taking care of it, but stuff like this needs to be run through you first.....PERIOD.

Can you be more specific as to it location, major cross streets nearby, or zip code?

if this house sits I lose $... we will see.as well as making sure that everything I wanted to do was to code... contractors get away with lots of stuff... depending on who is watching..

I'm saying manually put the charge on their ledger and charge it to a GL code like "Damages" or something. 

I recently read a report and I believe it said that the number 1 zip code to flip in the nation was somewhere in or around Minneapolis with a few more in the top 10 in Philadelphia.

If someone does get caught doing that mid-stay I can and will change the lock code and per the contract they have signed will refund them nothing.

If you want a lower insurance premium, build with block, (or ICFs) and install a 4-12 hip roof to code, with hurricane impact windows and doors, not near the water, or in the wind impact zone. 

Real numbers are needed to make a educated decision.Lots of time on new structures code compliance will add lots to the cost.Extensive knowledge in Multi Family units is needed ( for example some counties require fire sprinkler in new multi Family project) Proceed with caution and talk to local builders / Code inspectors / Realtors