Summary
In Washington State, landlords are responsible for maintaining rental properties, including addressing infestations. Document your issue with photos and receipts, and send a written request to your landlord. If unresolved, contact the Tacoma-Pierce County Health Department or a local attorney. Consulting a mental health professional may help refute claims about your mental state. Keep all communication records.Full Conversation
I have been dealing with a bug infestation and spend several *$ trying to get rid of them and there burrowing into my body I have scares up and my arms legs they paid for exterminator to come out */* yrs go made the apt for them to come out but they never showed up and then the landlord said after * yrs that I was responsible for this infestation I can't afford to move and isn't handle it any morei got to keep pulling these bugs out of and I'm not imagineing any of this as my boyfriend tells his mom and dad which own the house and rob does nothing to help I'm tried I need help I'm on the verge of losing my mind cuz if this
I'm sorry to hear about your situation, ****. Could you please tell me where you are located so I can provide relevant legal information?
Lakewood Wa
I'm sorry to hear about your situation, ****. In Washington State, landlords are typically responsible for maintaining rental properties, including addressing infestations. Here's what you can do:
*. Document your issue with photos, receipts, etc.
*. Send a written request to your landlord.
*. If not resolved, you could contact your local health department or a lawyer.
Please remember this is general advice and you may need to consult a local attorney.
I do have photos and recites for all the stuff I have bought
That's good, ****. With that evidence, you can proceed to send a written request to your landlord. If no action is taken, you could contact the Tacoma-Pierce County Health Department. Remember, this is just general advice. Legal counsel is recommended.
Rob has his parents convinced that I'm losing my mind
I'm sorry to hear about your situation, ****. It might be useful to consult a mental health professional who can confirm your mental well-being. This could assist in refuting any claims about your mental state and strengthen your case.
And murlene said that I'm responsible for taking care of this And it been */* yrs now I'm constantly VACCUMibg and spraying
I understand your frustration, ****. If your landlord refuses to act, consider contacting the Tacoma-Pierce County Health Department or local housing authority. They may be able to provide assistance or inspect the property. Don't forget to keep all communication records.
Thank u
You're welcome, ****. Remember, it's important to keep all records of your communications and efforts. If you need further legal advice, consider consulting a local attorney. Stay strong and take care.