I toured it today and am seriously considering putting an offer in bc the house is turnkey and in great condition but I have one concern.

Introduced by Alderman Desmon Yancy (5th Ward), the city’s proposed just cause eviction ordinance (“Record No.

Possibly, yes — if there’s a proven defect that you neglected to fix and that directly caused the fall.

Mix in the improper repairs I would be concerned. 

I own a unit on the second floor. 5 days ago, my tenant apparently left the kitchen sink on and caused flooding.

Water can be tricky if not dried out quickly which can cause a lot of other problems. 

Google says 1/2% is normal, 5% might be common, 12% is the upper limit of acceptable and 17% is a cause for concern.

We also define an emergency as something that will immediately cause an occupant bodily harm or damage to the property. 

The only issue not covered is when to start the Renewal Process - we do so about 90 days before lease end.What will be interesting is how all the city/state actions to require 90+ day notices and "show cause" non-renewals will affect renewal timing.

This being said, I have family  (mom + 2 kids, one 18+) rented who has always been on time with their rent, has caused no issues other than being a bit needy but good tenants overall.