Sometimes bad things hit good people.You never know, perhaps he has:Covid, orLost everything, orBecome deceased, orBeen diagnosed with a major health problem, orBeen served with divorce, orBeen arrested for drunk driving, oretc...; orJust decided he doesn't like you--for whatever reason.I knew a very well to do man who fell off the radar years ago when the economy took a nosedive.

My reason for making this post is to see advice from anybody else with a demanding health condition.

It is difficult for me, however, to understand her claims that her health is being adversely affected by living in a home that I know was clean and ready for a new tenant and I never was informed otherwise.I don't want to keep her as a tenant if she proves to be a difficult tenant. 

You can use changing smoke detector batteries or changing furnace filters as the reason to enter the property.

The mold is a healthcare issue and you need to prove that you have been concerned about your tenants' health, especially during the current pandemic.

I was trying out a battery powered one (smaller lot) and left it.

The biggest expense will be housing (well maybe not in the US where health care costs). 

I'll be canceling my service with them.Here's the announcement:Coming together for the health of our communityAs the pandemic continues, it’s important that we all do our part to help protect one another from COVID-19.

we had planned to do health, safety and welfare items upfront and other repairs as cash flow became available.

I don't like battery operated cameras.