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re: Rental Property Question- own an upstairs unit in a fourplex
Posted on 1/15/15 at 10:40 am to StrangeBrew
Posted on 1/15/15 at 10:40 am to StrangeBrew
Do you know of anyone that works with people with developmental disabilities? If so, maybe you can talk to them.
The mentally disabled have a lot of rights, but so does your tenant. Maybe the guy just needs constant reinforcement. His disability may not allow him to remember certain behaviors for a long period of time, so maybe the stepfather can remind him more often. It's like a child (which this guy probably has the mental capacity of a child). With a child, you need to constantly remind them what is acceptable. They do good for a while, then relapse.
We have a family friend that has a mentally disabled child that is in his late 20s, and he is very huggy as well. The kid is a sweet, golden person, he just wants affection. If most of these interactions with the tenant are happening when the sitter is gone, the kid probably just wants some human interaction.
The mentally disabled have a lot of rights, but so does your tenant. Maybe the guy just needs constant reinforcement. His disability may not allow him to remember certain behaviors for a long period of time, so maybe the stepfather can remind him more often. It's like a child (which this guy probably has the mental capacity of a child). With a child, you need to constantly remind them what is acceptable. They do good for a while, then relapse.
We have a family friend that has a mentally disabled child that is in his late 20s, and he is very huggy as well. The kid is a sweet, golden person, he just wants affection. If most of these interactions with the tenant are happening when the sitter is gone, the kid probably just wants some human interaction.
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