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Charlie John Seller continues putting off appt, despite interest in selling
23 January 2016 | 7 replies
One of the early things I learned is that hoarding is actually a phycological disorder.
Nathan Gesner When do you handle a bad tenant?
2 May 2020 | 7 replies
Just over 9% of the population have a diagnosible personality disorder and many more, while not disordered to the point of a diagnosis, are just "difficult" people-- they have "entitlement issues" they will always be disappointed because no one ever gives them the respect they think they are due.
Travis H. First Time Landlord With Some Questions
13 July 2017 | 10 replies
The apartment falling into disrepair is one thing, but hoarding is now recognized as a mental disorder and you don't want to be accused of discrimination.  
Chris Adams Time for a new bank
9 October 2013 | 9 replies
@Joe Gore Banks are changing policy so often I'm starting to think they are all Bipolar.
Clement Familusi Tenant complaining about each other
31 August 2021 | 12 replies
However, you do need to be aware if one of these tenants is unreasonable-- as this kind of unreasonableness is often the sign of some type of disorder.
Account Closed Tenant harassment (i have an autistic toddler)
29 September 2019 | 36 replies
I have an autistic child who has sensory processing disorder so the loud noises scare her.
Thomas Hickey Tenants leaving things in hallways?
19 January 2018 | 4 replies
They are numbered 1-13 in our rental agreement.Here you go:13.Any illegal substance use on the part of TENANT, his/her family or guests shall be cause for expedited eviction.12.No parities may be held at this residence.A party is defined as any gathering of guests that creates a noise level that can be heard by neighboring tenants.11.Absolutely no waterbeds or water furnishings may be used in or on the premises unless otherwise provided herein.10.Nails may not be put in the walls without prior written permission from the LANDLORD.Nail holes should be small and unnoticeable.If the holes are large or visible, a charge of $5.00 for each hole will be made for repair.No decals or contact paper is to be put on any woodwork, walls, appliances, or cabinets.Nothing may be taped to any walls.9.TENANT will see that the conduct of him/her self, his/her family, and guests are not disorderly, boisterous, or unlawful; that it does not interfere with the rights or comforts of the other persons on or adjacent to the premises and that visits by the police to the premises for any of the above is grounds for eviction.8.TENANT will promptly report all leaking faucets or toilets.Water shall not be left running except in winter, when it is sometimes used to prevent frozen pipes.Tenant will accept all responsibility for due to neglect, including frozen pipes. 7.TENANT will properly operate all appliances, fixtures, and plumbing supplied by the LANDLORD.This includes, but is not limited to, coin operated appliances used by TENANTS.6.TENANT will keep clean and sanitary and comply with all laws and ordinances.5.TENANT will reimburse LANDLORD for replacing all broken glass regardless of cause.4.The LANDLORD will maintain the yards in cases of an apartment building with common grounds.TENANT will in case show proper respect and care of the surrounding yard and property of the residence.TENANT agrees to pay for all damages done to the yards, shrubs, trees, etc. by him/ herself, guests or agents.Parking any motor vehicles on the lawn or landscape is also forbidden.
Linda Weygant Anatomy of an Eviction
2 January 2016 | 48 replies
Sister 1 says that Sister 2 is bi-polar and won't move out and she has the car and Sister 1 doesn't have a car and there's nothing she can do.  
Brian Heintzelman New tenant contract
23 April 2023 | 2 replies
After she signed the contract and gave me the check she proceeded to tell me she has a bi polar daughter who got out of jail recently and it’s trying to get her to move in.
Brandon Turner Leaky Pipe, Naked Tenant, Chain Locked Door: What Would You Do?
30 December 2016 | 96 replies
Brandon Sounds like she may be bipolar or schizophrenic with all the back and forth.