Their mindset and lives are just too toxic to be around all the time with the thinking of ( go to work for someone else, make enough money to survive week to week, and hope the company doesn't go under and social security will take care of them when they retire. ) It's really sad actually that people depend on that strategy to get by.  

I'm conflicted between being glad he was willing to look to see if it was a simple seal he could replace to being irritated because he likely turned a $5 fix into a $180 one.

The paper then begins to pile up making your house look like crap and irritating your landlord.

Black mold is toxic and lenders such as FHA will not loan on those properties (not sure about 203k loans).

Since it's non-toxic there is no restriction on the time between the treatment and reentry for staff or guests, the treatment itself is also fast compared to other treatment methods. 

It can cost you much more to remove toxic items and waste than the land would ever be worth!

I’ll check my toxic masculinity on the person who called me woman....yeah that’s a thing now... and the guy who said to shut the utilities - man this crazy person knows the system and called the health department on me because the tenant who is responsible for the utilities didn’t pay the bill.

However, when the market turns and there are toxic assets available to buy at a discount to market, the attention will turn away as it always does. 

I really hope you find a solution because it is irritating to have these sudden and arbitrary term changes. 

Seattle is a toxic unfriendly place for landlords.