Pamela

I asked this once but forgot to add what state so here it is again. I live in an apartment complex for disabled and senior residents. My landlord has made it a habit of "stopping by" quite frequently to check if my apartment Is clean enough to HER standards. I do the best I can on my own, but having Cerebral Palsy and chronic pain, it never seems to ever be good enough. Even if I need to go somewhere, or I m on my way out, like today, she demands that I need to take time to let her in to check my apartment.... Again with no warning or call in advance. My apartment is not even close to dirty enough to cause bugs or any other problem, so I don t know what her deal is. She claims it is because I have a cat and for fear of bugs, but my cat is flea treated by meds I get from the vet, my litter box is cleaned daily, thanks to a litter genie, and my trash and dishes are always taken out and washed. She also DOESN T check any other residents with or without pets. I just don t know why I am being singled out. Does anyone have any advice?

I live in an apartment complex for disabled and senior residents. My landlord has made it a habit of "stopping by" quite frequently to check if my apartment Is clean enough to HER standards. I do the best I can on my own, but having Cerebral Palsy and chronic pain, it never seems to ever be good enough. Even if I need to go somewhere, or I m on my way out, she demands that I need to take time to let her in to check my apartment.... Again with no warning or call in advance. My apartment is not even close to dirty enough to cause bugs or any other problem, so I don t know what her deal is. She claims it is because I have a cat and for fear of bugs, but my cat is flea treated by meds I get from the vet, my litter box is cleaned daily, thanks to a litter genie, and my trash and dishes are always taken out and washed. She also DOESN T check any other residents with or without pets. I just don t know why I am being singled out. Does anyone have any advice?