I'd be curious what being a "therapist" with children with autism entails these days. I almost did it years ago when you just needed a 3-day training program (Lovaas method). It was a minimum wage job and you got hired by parents similar to a babysitter. I didn't end up doing it because I needed to earn more. Hopefully these days it requires more training or a degree.

Just FYI

I would ask your landlord to please follow up with you.

I assume that you can turn her down for any reason, same with turning down a potential job applicant? I would maybe keep it vague and say you're looking for someone in your age range or something like that.