They'll negotiate - but only if the threat is perceived as real.

Due to the health condition and age of the elderly owner, she has quit claimed the property to her nephew.

Just a note.... when a tenant makes a threat to call the police, call their lawyer, or sue us.... our standard response is sincerely and calmly stated "Do what you feel you need to do."

The Idaho Apartment Association recommends that the landlord provide a form directly to the health care provider to complete and return. 

You can not ask what the disability or what the health condition is that requires them.

he is now at a point where he is not allowing access to the property to get the repair done and sending me threating email that he will not pay the rent because the repairs are not done.

Ultimately I would let it go if threats and intimidation have no effect.

I am able to retire now if I wish, but I'm still enjoying the W2- plus it gets me health insurance.

Hello @Duane Smith I was previously licensed Series 7 & 66, Life & Health so you have a great background in terms of knowing what is required.

Before you all tell me to talk to a lawyer, if this is not flawed on the surface or illegal, I intend to do that next.Some of the reasons why we are thinking about this is that my father is elderly, but still in good health.