Right now it has been a combination or texts and calls.I have no problem to let him break the lease and move somewhere else, this is always an option.But as a landlord, I am a bit nervous when someone says they kind of have a health issue that they think may be related to the conditions of the property whether perceived or otherwise. 

Quote from @Laura Mordica: My name is Laura Mordica and I have been in the dental industry for the past 25 years.

Lastly the health dept can tell you who they mailed letters to and when, what emails were received and when…hopefully call logs as well. 

So there is 100% no way I would be disclosing such a non health risk issue to the tenants. 

They want nothing to do with the property anymore—she’s been in poor health, and the place has gotten out of hand.

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I'm an open book.Cheers,ChrisEdit: About me - I'm a longevity doctor (MD), very much health obsessed.  

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