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Kyle Graves
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Owner rights regarding Emotional Support Animal

Kyle Graves
  • Lewiston, ID
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Hi, I'm new to renting. And I've already had a problem. I have a prospective tenant who has an ESA dog. I was wanting an additional deposit since there was an animal involved, I made it clear it wasn't a "pet" deposit but he is still claiming I can't charge more for the deposit since I had told him it was because of the dog I was going to require more. He did provide me with some literature from the fair housing act. This is a single family residence located in Idaho. I am wanting thoughts and feedback for any future renters I have this situation with. And how best to proceed with this renter. We were about to sign the lease when he brought me the literature listing his rights ect.

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