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Vishal P.
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Perspective Tenant with Service Dog

Vishal P.
  • Naperville, IL
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I would like to know the process of evicting someone who has a service animal. Is that any different than the normal process? Late rent, not pay rent, noise disturbance from excess barking in the building, etc all legit reasons to evict a tenant with service dog? 

p.s. i understand you are not a laywer.  

Thanks in advance!

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Carol C.
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  • Nassau County, New York
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Carol C.
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  • Nassau County, New York
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@Vishal P. - stick to late payments none payments and other lease violations unrelated to the animal as reasons for eviction. What you are considering 'excessive barking' may be the service animal warning the tenant of a health issue.

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