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Bradley B.
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Older tenant's mental well being

Bradley B.
  • Property Manager
Posted

Hello everyone,

I am looking for some insight for some options or guidance to a concerning situation at one of my properties. I have an older tenant who is very pleasant and that has no issues with the exception of some minor noise complaints. I do however have concern for their mental wellbeing and living in an apartment alone, I would like to clarify that I am no doctor by any means and not capable of making a diagnosis however I believe that they have Alzheimer's/hallucinations, they are convinced that there are people following them and that there are people living above their apartment (impossible given the layout of their apartment). 

I am not sure if there is anything I can do or if this is something I just have to let ride out but I am concerned and want the best for the tenant and do not want to sit back and watch it happen incase it gets worse if there is something that can be done.

I have tried to keep this as vague as possible due to involving the possibility of mental issues however if you need me to clarify anything I will be responding to comments as fast as possible.

Thank you.

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