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Date: Mon, 02 Feb 2015 15:33:22 -0800
From: Richard Childers <fscked@sbcglobal.net>
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To: jessica.ppmrentals@gmail.com
Subject: Response to your verbal request, relayed from owners, for settlement
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Jessica,


As you can imagine, it's difficult to provide an answer to a question 
like, 'What would it take to get us to move out', in just a few hours of 
thought.

So I'm not sure I can give you a definite answer by sundown, today.

The problem is one that took the better part of a year to develop.

It requires some thought, and some research.

Half a year ago it would have been much simpler.

But I have invested quite a bit more time and energy into the situation now.

The mold issues alone touch upon property damage; personal injury; 
negligence; breach of contract; breach of implied warranty of 
habitability; nuisance; negligent infliction of emotional distress; and 
constructive eviction.

We haven't discussed the bedbugs, or the "rape" door, or the other 
security issues, or the missing screens.

I think it's more than five figures.

I understand the owners and the lawyers want this solved before the guy 
from Florida gets back and starts doing his mold tests, but I just don't 
see it happening that fast.

I'll continue thinking about this, though.


Regards,

~richard