In addition, there's an entirely different set of rules when dealing with senior housing.The tenant cannot substitute a different tenant in their place, especially not if your lease or rental agreement specifically spells out who will be residing on the premises (as mine do).I want to also acknowledge that I came on a bit strong... and I apologize for that.  

This, after I reached the man and he acknowledged she doesn't want him there and he's been gone for several months but he has nowhere else to go.

I once was attending eviction hearings, and with one pair io landlord and tenant ( both were there in person), both acknowledged that there was a signed lease on paper, and both admitted that they could not find their copy to show the judge!

Again, they refused to acknowledge there was a bigger problem and would just send someone out for whatever stop gap measure he was doing.

Doesn't mean you don't thank them and acknowledge them, as that's just good manners.But when someone has real class and power, dinner is never issue.For instance, you sit at my table, we pay for dinner.

I've owned it in my Roth 401k for 5 months and not yet spent $1 on repairs.I've now twice provided proof of this house by PM but the scorners have not yet acknowledged it.   

No communication on safety or even acknowledging that they know we are losing two windows.

My lease clearly states that "all pest control issues are the responsibility of the tenant, property is delivered free of all vermin and pests" and the tenant acknowledges via walk thru and inspection. 

Habitually late rent will result in eviction proceedings.Tenant acknowledges late payment of Rent, Outstanding late fee’s, Utility charges and Repair charges may cause Landlord to incur costs and expenses, some of which are difficult and impractical to determine.

The first step in addressing any concern is to acknowledge the concern (whether it is real or perceived).