Now, I'm exhausted posting to wholesalers, nothing personal, but most have attitude, personality and/or sociopathic trait disorders, unwilling to learn, self centered, self absorbed, lazy, looking for a fast buck having the audacity of calling themselves real estate investors or even business people when they follow the guru track of using a sale contract, either that or, probably like yourself Andrea, you or they just got caught up in something you or they aren't really aware of.

If we are going to talk about the health effects then you should mention delta-9 THC is one of the best known triggers for psychosis in people with bipolar disorder.If there is going to be a lawsuit that is most likely to be the related illness. 

-The REI I enjoy the most is what we do now - investing in group homes that help men in recovery from substance use disorder.

A review of his report showed multiple restraining orders and disorderly conduct violations filed against him. 

So this means it will be treated the same as anyone with a mental disability like Post Traumatic Stress Disorder, Autism, etc..

The current owner is believed to have a hoarding disorder, which is likely given what I've noticed about the unit and his car since moving in.

It may be a personality disorder.

Knocking on our door at crazy hours, threatening to sue, wanting to cut down trees to fit their 3-slide out RVs (ridiculous), and some probably had some sort of pathological disorders.

Here's something to consider (or at least be aware of):Hoarding Officially Recognized as Mental DisorderBad News for Landlords, Hoarding is Now Recognized as a Mental Disorder

Not paying rent, disorderly conduct that disturbs other tenants, damage or destruction of landlords property, violation of landlords rules and regs, not paying a rent increase, etc.