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Emotional Support Animal in my house hack

Mariah Porter
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I own a house in Idaho and rent my spare rooms. A potential tenant has an emotional support dog. Am I required to allow an emotional support dog if I am living in the house? Can I charge a pet deposit or pet rent? I'm trying to look for the actual laws in Idaho but can't seem to find a reputable source.

Many thanks to anyone who can share their expertise with me!

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Richard F.#1 Tenant Screening Contributor
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Richard F.#1 Tenant Screening Contributor
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Aloha,

It sounds like you live in the house, so, if you own four or fewer rentals, and are not a RE Agent or using a RE Agent to place Tenants, the "Mrs. Murphy" exception exempts you from Fair Housing in most states.  google  I.C. § 67-5910

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