Instead of being so sensitive, maybe you should learn to take constructive criticism.

As @Kevin Blanchard stated, this could also affect my “service” down the road as other tenants that sign leases in the future could have allergy sensitivities or other animal related issues.

In time sensitive need for a quality lease or attorney for multifamily property in Springfield, IL.Any help is greatly appreciated.Thanks.Chase

In time sensitive need for a quality lease or attorney for multifamily property in Springfield, IL.Any help is greatly appreciated.Thanks.Chase

Sensitive arena in all aspects.

All three of these situations are sensitive situations.

If I were the third floor tenant, I would not want incense  or scented candles coming into my apartment, either, as I am very sensitive to smell, but taking it to the level of threatening  a discrimination suit due to allergies is a huge red flag that you should take seriously. 

For now, we stay in AirBnbs when we travel, but I hate the whole AirBnb experience of browsing hundreds of listings, having maintenance issues, having to guess if the location is good, and knowing that I am likely displacing a local family (airbnbs are ruining the neighborhood I live in, so I am sensitive to this).

And because everyone is still hyper-sensitive from the housing bubble crash and the dot com bubble bust, I would guess this one could be worse.

When a tenant tends to talk my ear off, obviously text is the best wayOn the other hand, if there is a sensitive issue at hand or some explaining I or the tenant needs to do, best is in a phone conversation and NOT texting so I can be better understood or vice versa.