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HOA fighting ESA letter

Steven Pressey
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Two weeks ago I selected a tenant with an ESA 70lb dog for one of my properties in Colorado Springs, CO. The ESA letter met all the legal requirements I could find so i accepted them even though my policy was no pets. The HOA has a policy of no dogs over 30lbs and is now threatening to start fining me $50 per day until the dog is removed. The HOA says the ESA letter is bogus because it is not from an in-state therapist, though the therapist is licensed in the state of Colorado. If I kick out the tenants I'm subject to a lawsuit from them, but if I keep them I'm subject to HOA fines. Any recommendations would be greatly appreciated.

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