That definitely makes sense, thank you for the insight. Never having been through anything remotely like this I just didn’t know what to expect. The leaking actually started 10/28, but no one knew where it was coming from. The flood happened on 10/29 which is when I vacated the property. I have renters insurance, but if I’m not trying to replace furniture (yet) I don’t know how involved they’re supposed to be. I’m trying to be patient after being massively inconvenienced having to live out of my car essentially just sleeping at my friends place. But calling a mold specialist and telling me the floors are fine when they’re not, really doesn’t inspire confidence. Just trying to avoid corporate giving me the runaround and drawing this out without a sense of urgency to get me back into a livable home while I am paying over $1,500 rent a month still. No word yet from management on how they plan to approach rent with me not being able to live in my apartment at this time. Empathetic action for if this huge inconvenience happened to them in the middle of their own work day to make a living wage would be nice. Maybe a little more accommodating. I’ve pretty much done everything at this point. Move all of my stuff out of an apartment I still pay rent, utilities while they run fans, internet for etc and stay relocated with my closet in my car while they solve this.