Maybe it's some other cause, like you don't digest something very well--and it makes you feel awful.Or maybe you can get some kind of medicine to make you feel better, because maybe it is not the house, but something else...like local pollen, or eating peanuts, or something.It could be anything--allergic to the neighbors dog, or squirrels, or etc...

During the COVID I knew things were taking a toll on her because I noted odd things broken in the house when performing my quarterly inspections, such as, broken medicine cabinet mirrors, master bedroom door cracked on the side, and a cracked vanity sink.

I’m and emergency medicine physician based in Northern California.

Find the weak link of the tenant ... and push on it... to force the tenant start thinking ethically and get the taste of her own medicine, while still realizing that you are breaking mountains for her.Man it hurts my soul to see how tenants react, have a conversation with her...Specific conversation, asking her when she wants you to pay off all her moving and babysitter expenses, who is talking .... her lower self or her higher self?

Do you ever put in recessed medicine cabinets when one isn't already there? 

@Luis Rodriguez I guess you don’t like a dose of your own medicine?

He was diagnosed with lupus in the prime of his medical career and began investing in real estate as a way to provide for his family if he was unable to practice medicine anymore.

We had a old style combined mirror with light medicine cabinet and could not find a lighted mirror to replace it that produced any appreciable light so we had to do a seperate light. 

College at this point is not a good idea for me, because I have no interest in pursuing a career in medicine, law, or engineering.

But we bought far less cold and flu medicine, in part because social distancing and masks made getting sick a relative rarity.