Allegedly the money order I put in the mailbox  slot that directly deposited into the apartment the manager  “lived in” like one day a week was lost. seeint the writing on the wall I negotiated an offer to leave.

Given the profession I'm guessing you're near casinos... 

There's a reason it's called "The Wall Street Casino". :-)  

So you can’t just pull out money when you’re at the casino.

Housing supply is never going to catch up with demand without huge government incentives or intervention, because there's no financial incentive to build housing for sale, much less for rent, in the slots most desperately needed (sub 200k); the cost of labor and materials makes low-income housing construction make no financial sense whatsoever. 

The most recent casino to open cost over $7B.

The casinos seem to have an outsize influence on the local economy, and I'm guessing politicians. 

I later learned that this had to be requested beforehand - a lesson learned for me.Their availability is limited, with the next slot open a month away.I have reservations about their reliability, especially after going through their less-than-stellar Yelp reviews.I also consulted with an attorney regarding this.

This clearly indicates the likely cast iron flange had corroded significantly and the slots would not hold new toilet base mounting bolts.

I would defintely suggest reading the economic landscape of each city to see the direction it is heading in (i.e business development---Everett, for example, will have a Wynn Casino soon.