I have dealt with plenty of tenants that got sick ( cancer) or PSD real bad..

The financial crisis added roughly 500,000 additional cancer deaths world wide between 2008 and 2010. 

You should ask the water company to deduct out of the bill the sewer charge because they never made it to the drains for treatment, that should be on top of whatever consideration they gave you for the water leak.You may also be able to work something out with the water company so the outstanding balance can be paid over a period of time.It may be necessary for your tenant to call since the name on the account is not you. 

I have inherited a tenant that has cancer, smokes and has pets.

But if people start returning to normal activities before this virus is adequately tamped down, better understood, has better treatment options and ideally a vaccine, the consequences will be beyond dire.

Some state environmental divisions are trying to shut down Wells for communities because of thee a safety factor and communities cant afford the chlorine and treatment that a community well needs..I'd forget this deal If I were you.

You can tell the OP he got the best possible treatment in the best of all worlds all day long, doesn't change that.

If someone is so "disabled" they can't live in the privacy of their own home without the presence of a dog or cat, that indicates they are in need of regular, on-going treatment.

It was a miserable experience for me, as a result of his disorder he really believed that he was entitled to all types of special treatment.

Or is it a medical debt from a few years ago when their child got sick with cancer that they just haven't been able to keep up with and therefore has dragged down their credit?