This is in Virginia.Today I get an email from her telling me that she's been having really bad allergic reactions for the past month, and she thinks there's mold in the condo.

After one night and I got an email from the tenant saying she is severely allergic to cats and the smell of urine is all over the house.How should I handle this situation?

It may pass scrutiny but it would still be ordinary income subject to SE tax.. which I THINK is what the OP was trying to avoid by proposing the master lease idea :)I definitely have an allergic reaction to FICA/SS/MCARE taxes, especially on a deal within the family.

Third wore way too much perfume and I am allergic to perfume.

We told the tenant he's more than welcome to have a companion animal, as long as it's not a cat since that would place an undue burden on us (my husband manages the properties, does maintenance, etc. and he's highly allergic). 

I am and always have been allergic to spending.

The new owners had to have the heating ducts cleaned because they are allergic to cat odor.

Insurance has offered only to clean the clothing.My wife has serious health issues, particularly her compromised immune system,    and all but the most mild cleaners tend cause an allergic reaction.  

Our first rehab, we had to replace sub-flooring and walls due to the cat urine odors.I tell my tenants that I am allergic to cats, so no way.

Let me ask you this.In what order do ask someone to eat this here lobster, when they are not hungry, or when they are allergic to shellfish?