Aside from dealing with the plumbing company who wasn't detailed enough when diagnosing the problem and did work that didn't need to be done what should I have the tenant pay for?

Must be from doctor with in person exam.Doctors are less likely to risk their reputation and license with bogus diagnoses, unlike these online ESA outfits which have no risk/liability/skin in the game.The ESA barrier to entry is too low right now.We need a way to push back against these fake ESA websites.

Ask him if he has a connection in his trade that he would trust to make the repairs on his behalf, or at least diagnose the issue.

The system is so screwed up that if you ask for a pet fee, the pet suddenly becomes an Emotional Support Animal and for $25 some quack over the internet diagnosed your potential tenant and provided them a letter stating that it is a must they be allowed to have the pet(s).

Once they diagnose the problem, wait for the part, THEN they will schedule the next appointment, a week out.

If this doesn't solve the problem, there are likely other issues that we're missing and will then have to diagnose them.Please understand that every time we go offline, I get a page and the act immediately to get us back up and running.

To shorten things they are now treading water and I checked myself out knowing what I had ignored for the past 8-10 years to get them above water.Now I have been diagnosed with melanoma throughout my body, it is considered stage 4.

I may be coming back as things progress, as my father has recently been diagnosed with Alzheimer's and as an only child, I am taking on more responsibility for both of them.

well heres the back story, the seller and her husband had the house on the market for about half a year, because the husband was diagnosed with brain cancer, they wanted to sell the house before he died so the wife and kids didnt have the burden, well he died last month, so the seller is a grieving widow, and having to deal with a scum bag tenant who prolonged the house sale long enough for him to pass before it could complete.

I think I'm mis diagnosing myself with anxiety.