All Forum Posts by: Nicholas Moffett

 I find that offensive and unsubstantiated.  I asked for a real opinion , hoping to get an opinion from professionals.  Instead I just get hearsay/opinions from people who have no idea what the reality or recourse of the situation is...   I for one don't make comments when Im just speculating, and I find it unprofessional and insulting for someone to give an opinions based on absolutely no knowledge or research.  Eh, I guess this is why we have courts, to cut through the bull **** and get to the truth. 

 id love to see your studies on the air quality of a home that had been smoked in...

Don't have one ? oh okay,  but its cute that you're a physician who thinks he knows about the science behind airborne smoke remnants 

 most people don't when they don't have a leg to stand on....

 Weird, because MOLD .... in an of itself is toxic, when licked, and also toxic THROUGHOUT THE AIR.   (THE QUESTION HEREIN, IS,  ARE CARCINOGENS OR AIRBONE CARCINOGENS ALIVE AND WELL AFTER THE SMOKE HAS CLEARED) 

You cannot say that cigarette smoke lingering in a home is non toxic when you have not done the research that would be completely misguided.  HOW DO YOU KNOW ?  Did you do a scientific study? didn't think so...  Your argument is invalid .

 Thats cute , when they hit you with a subpoena to appear and 250k in medical bills Im sure your tone won't be as friendly or as funny.  But that's cute.  Also, on your facebook you state your a developer.  Here you state you are an owner and also a manager, however you dont tell us how many you own (the bank owns) and also how many you manage, if thats even true... But good try at being an idiot. Enjoy your smokes :)

 According to what scholarly publications is second hand smoke not toxic ? I have THOROUGHLY researched this topic and there is absolutely nothing on how previous smoke ( IN AN ENCLOSURE/ IE A HOUSE)  is toxic or is not toxic, and i find it a far reach for you to say its not a known health hazard having done zero research  

Of course its not illegal for landlords to allow tenants to smoke in their properties.

BUT - IT IS ILLEGAL TO PROVIDE AN UNSAFE LIVING ENVIRONMENT TO THE NEXT TENANT 

Agree? 

I don't want anyone to think I am trying to take advantage of someone or sue someone for my own benefit

However, I have had a serious cough, and also have had problems running/excercising/ doing my daily abilities, and I believe it to be due to this home which has been provided by the landlord who has been accepting our rent checks every month with no issue.  

I believe he is liable, if he provided an unsuitable living environment and made a profit doing so, wouldn't you agree if this was your home ? 

I live in this place with 2 clients who needs my assistance, thus this is also my place of work.  We DID have permission to paint, and we added monumental value to the property by painting it a nice egg shell and flat white ceilings.

I PAID CASH FOR MY FIRST HOUSE AND OWN MANY UNITS ( PAID FOR CASH ) .....  
Probably more than you all BY FAR  ---- Im not an idiot , This is a REAL question.

ALSO  -I WAS FORCED TO STAY HERE VIA THE LEASE.... Max Tanenbaum , ever heard of a lease ? 

I did not know IF THERE WAS OR WASNT SMOKE DAMAGE , it was discoloration for sure.

My question is not one of what your opinion is , my question is of the LEGAL RAMIFICATIONS for a property owner, providing an unsafe rental for tenants, by way of 2nd hand smoke from a  prior tenant.

YES I CHECKED THE LAW BOOKS IN THIS COUNTY, theres nothing there for 2nd hand smoke due to the fact that it is rarely and barely ever used in legal discussion 

My name is Nick and right now, I am currently living in a rental home.  Upon moving in, I painted the walls and ceilings noticing discoloration.  The previous tenant smoked in this home, and I am afraid that my healthy is being compromised as a result of the previous idiot's smoking.

I am wondering, is there a lawsuit here, can I get this idiot landlord for providing an unsafe living environment? 

I had suspicion that the previous tenant smoked, but I did not ask the landlord, nor did I know for sure, but now I am pretty sure.

Also, I believe that the ducts may be bad, and there may be mold..... Is there a suit for that?
Because this guy is the cheapest SOB in the entire world, and if he has compromised my health for his profit, I feel that that is lawsuit worthy

What are your opinions?