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gamecube100 t1_j1grmzm wrote

Wtf, this guy does not need help protecting himself from the landlords eviction. He needs help from himself.

If he has hoarded trash to an extent that he has caused a rodent issue, then the landlord absolutely should be kicking him out. Do not start some bizarre legal process to try to screw the landlord in this scenario.

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AnonyJustAName OP t1_j1gvlfk wrote

An elderly person seeking services from Legal Counsel for the Elderly is not "some bizarre legal process." I agree with you as most readers likely do that any lease violations need to be corrected and there needs to be some plan in place to prevent Groundhog Day.

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CaptainObvious110 t1_j1i6qsu wrote

I'm curious as to how long this has been going on? I certainly feel bad for the guy who clearly needed help before things got to this point in the first place.

At the same time, this is more than an issue of what is aesthetically pleasing it's a serious health issue for other residents as well and that simply cannot go on.

I don't want to see him put out but this can't go on.

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ehtooh t1_j1jlul3 wrote

Also trash doesn’t create rodents out of thin air. They come in from somewhere when it’s cold and there is warmth, they’ll use the trash probably to feast or build nests but he didn’t create them out of nothing. And no where did OP say he wants to help the guy screw people over, just to help him not get evicted.

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