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Ruben Galindo
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Service Animals

Ruben Galindo
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  • Investor
  • San Antonio, TX
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I finally purchased my first investment property!  I've done a lot reading (to include The Book on Managing Rental Properties by Brandon & Heather Turner)and research.  My question is, since service animals are not considered pets according to American Disability Act, do applicants have to provide some sort of written proof that these animals are legally considered service animals?  Plus, can a "cleaning service charge" be added to clean up the property after a tenant vacates? 

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