The tenant claimed allergy problems, but frankly it's like saying I should pay for all tenants' allergy medicine if there is a bunch of flowers next door to the building.

Job insecure, food, medicine, transportation insecure ~ and the first thing they need to give up is rent in times of crisis.  

@Brent Coombs and @Mindy Jensen My priorities are certainly heavily weighted toward studying for medicine and becoming an excellent physician.

The 1st month she paid $530 of her $530, then asked for $40 of it back to get her medicine.

How will you do this and continue to practice medicine?

Hide the drugs in your medicine cabinet and don't keep valuables in the house.

Mike you have what is known as a " Partial Stoppage"In simple language its a "real Stoppage" getting ready to happen.I strongly suggest you get the person responsible for the maintenance of the building to get a video pipe camera inspection of the main sewer line.These symptoms tell me there could be a really big problem down the road if not remedied quickly .Better take the bitter medicine now and fix things than suffer the consiquiences of a major raw sewage backup incident laterDave Doyle.PS Once you sewer line issue is resolved I would reccomend either a Kohler Wellworth or Gerber Avalance Tank Toilet.Very reliable ,,,,,hope this helps,,,DDLos Angeles

Yes, we had a tenant say a vendor swiped medicine.

The degree of difficulty of your major is important too, there are certain professions that require difficult classes, medicine, law, engineering and finance come to mind.

Doctors are literally seeing people via phones and tablets nowadays, even prescribing medicine.