so, some of y'all will recall that I built a studio on my property that I rent furnished, mostly to travel nurses. I've had two non-nurses, one IBEW apprentice lineman that was serving a segment of his apprenticeship here locally for 6 months or so, and my current tenant is a civil engineer that is working as a consultant at the nearby desalinization plant. He's leaving soon, so I'm advertising again. I just got a phone call from an unknown number, and I've had a couple beers, so I didn't answer. I then got a text asking if I had the unit for rent. I'm leery as to who is asking, so I always say I have other interested parties (true), etc.
I asked the text person "what's your situation?" Here's the response.
I am in a home that I have to get out of. It is full of mold two of the world‘s deadliest molds, and it’s affecting me with my epilepsy and paralysis and affecting my dogs with their losing hair not eating, not having bathroom movements and we are just stuck in one room, which I am controlling the air quality in this room and down to the bathroom for the dogs then right back upstairs so I need to get out. They they currently have an eviction notice on me but we have a Escondido city of court compliance that states that this house is in inhabitable and they have to pay for me to be relocated and cannot charge me with any offense due to that relocation so that will take care of the eviction. My attorney say will take care of all that and then they will have not just one but two cases against them. One would be the mold which their lawyer was even kind of aware of it and actually put it in writing that there possibly was a mold hazard, and then also the pain and suffering, and the damage is done to me and my pets along with me falling down the flight of stairs And breaking multiple bones in my foot and in my knee and other cases that are being brought up to the mold testing but right now I just need to get out. I need to find a place where I can have fresh air for me for my dogs for them to feel comfortable and not just in a cocoon and be able to move around. They are on leashes at all times, but if you did have a like a fenced in area, they would love something like that, but that’s what they were used to when we lived in Maryland, but since we moved back to California they’ve been always unleashes and I do have a daughter that lives here and like I said a son and another daughter who lives in For Huachuca, Arizona so a lot of family here and a lot of very close friends. I worked on Camp Pendleton for six years as paralegal so I am 17 years with paralegal and legal officer in the military and working for the military so I am on my way to get my degree.
So, what's the board's consensus? Sounds like a dream tenant, right? Right?
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