All Forum Posts by: Cole Fleishour

@Ron Galli

Thanks good to know. It is their service dog that they paid a lot of money to have specially trained.

@Daniel Smyth

Thank you for your feedback. At this point they are cooperating now that we talked through it. Thankfully I don’t need to push to the next level of conflict.

@Cole Fleishour

Wow! I just love Bigger Pockets! Where else can you get so many awesome view points and advice based on real world experience in a few hours. You all are great!

By the way I just had an hour long conversation with both boyfriend and girlfriend that went really well. I voiced my concerns and they did also helping both of us to be human and see each other’s perspectives. We learned in the future that phone calls are better than texts for conflict resolution.

On the dog situation I have no rights unfortunately since it’s an ADA animal and it’s seen as a medical device.

She is sick now but said if I sign a paper that I will not sue if I get sick I can enter the property. That was appreciated. I plan to come at the install of the radon mitigation.

I think all is well again.

Thank you all!

@Mary M.

Thanks Mary. I appreciate the perspective.

@Chris London

Thanks for your feedback Chris.

@Joe Splitrock

I asked about the dog and she said has a legal right to have a ESA or ADA animal for medical purposes and according to state law I am not allowed to charge monthly. According to hud pet policies can’t apply. It should be treated like a piece of medical equipment. Very interesting. So legally it may not be a breach of contract.

@Joe Kelly

Joe, I feel your frustration. When they said I can’t come in my own house, I was not happy, but we will see how it unfolds. I really don’t want a major legal battle.

@Joe Splitrock

Thanks Joe. I never thought of the professional vs self test idea. Then use that as a bridge for inspection.

Great input!

@Cole Fleishour

I really like the argument of how to instal the radon mitigation without entering.

@James Mc Ree

Thank you James!