I would recommend getting some sort of job so you have something to pay bills and buy food.

So developer is the top of the food chain then comes the gc.They are in the same ball park but not the position. 

Just some food for thought.  

All floors are hardwood, so there would be no worries about food spilt on carpeting.

Food for thought...

It's seems clear he has a difficult time getting to and getting in & out of the bathtub, and some of our deferred maintenance included a leaky tub surround, presumably due to the strain placed on the tub by the large gentleman.Not entirely sure what is happening there in regards to his laundry/food situation but it seems clear he must be being enabled in some ways by his roomate.My friend is a compassionate guy, however I am concerned that the property value and quality of life of others in his building could be adversely affected by this tenants presence.

So he would explain to the low-paying tenants that their rent is clearly below market as evidenced by the other units.Just some food for thought.

at my college 2 or 3 years ago, living on campus was 3 or 4 grand a semester, and they had a mandatory meal plan for on campus students...basically around 15 grand a year was thrown away on crappy food that we hated eating (but did cuz we had to pay for it) and rent on a crappy dorm..that is how i bought my first house...it was cheaper to pay a mortgage and cook rice flavored with BBQ sauce!!

Just food for thought.

Once the algae began growing (food source) and the ecosystem stabilized, it became virtually maintenance free.