One of those situations that is difficult to select the right path to a positive outcome. --71.9.xxx.xx

Does she have an emergency contact? I would call adult protective services. --72.223.xx.xxx

Second, call elder care. --199.200.xx.xxx

No she does not have an emergency contact. She lists her granddaughter. The grandaughters solution is she stays with me and I handle this problem. No can do. Not my place to take on this task. My biggest issue is getting her problem relative never to enter my building again. For some dumb reason the police will not give me a restraining order? Yet they did give one to the tenant good until 2030. In her dementia/Alzheimer’s state, she allows the person in and hides them in her bathroom from the police. This person actually bites people. I need a solution like yesterday. I am staying calm. But very alert. I want this over rover. Yippee kye-Yeah. --71.9.xxx.xx

Just evict her --74.77.xx.xx

Tenant is responsible for all actions of their guests...biting people would result in a 24 hr eviction under the "extreme danger" --76.138.xxx.xxx

When someone goes off this way it is sad, I will likely become this way when the fish are not biting and I am surrounded by loud modern noise considered by some to be music. Senior service from the county will hopefully rescue me from those trenches. --184.59.xxx.xx

Keep them separate. --68.229.xxx.xxx

If it has reached the point where she needs to go, you do not "ask" her. You "tell" her, through proper written notice, then follow through with all the necessary steps to make it happen asap. --68.229.xxx.xxx

The local police department or the county health department should have some recommendations for who to call. --146.70.xxx.xxx

Get paperwork started. Send to resident and CC the granddaughter. Post on the door. Read your lease and nail them for every violation you can according to your state law. It may sound curial but once you start enforcing what you can things will change. Resident will either move or get help or both. It could be a simple change of medication but until there is a reason everyone will stand around pointing fingers. This is how you start the process of solutions. Be the change. --172.59.xxx.xx

Seen this scenario before. Family cannot afford a sanitarium and finds a rental for their crazy family member to dump on the LL. One tell is you never meet the tenant applicant - the family is renting the apartment for the crazy one who you never get to meet until after he or she moves in and begins barking at the moon . . . --174.68.xx.xx

I don't have the experience to give any guidance, but I hope you get it resolved. --76.129.xxx.xx

She asks: What room number are you in. I laugh. All of them I own the joint. Oh I didn’t recognize you! Did you get the two texts I sent you last night? Yup. Did you respond? Nope. Are you going to respond? Nope. So I can’t stay one more month? Nope! Oh, oh my. I wait a bit. Build the urgency I cannot, and I will not tolerate your grandson being here at this property any longer as I said in the document, I have a responsibility to all tenants that call this building their home. I respect that I respect them and this is my final decision. I will not waiver. Her response. Oh, oh my! I finished my coffee, then went back to work. --71.9.xxx.xx

Thank you for the update. --76.129.xxx.xx

My mother had dementia. It was horrible for all involved. --107.147.xx.xx

SB602(Penal Code Section 602), property owners who have problems with trespassers can submit a no trespass letter, commonly referred to as a 602 letter, to local law enforcement. These letters, once filed, remain in effect for 30 days, giving law enforcement the mandate to remove trespassers from the designated property. --209.205.xxx.xx

I really hope this place isn't in Callie. If you are asking is it possible for you to get sued for allowing this condition to exist without acting in a manner that minimizes the danger, in one of the states where so many lawsuits get filed. --24.101.xxx.xxx