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Service and Emotional Support Animals
I just received my first ESA information from a tenant. She was already in a home.
She sent information and Dr. letter, etc. and she is not a poor tenant and no reason for me to be too concerned.
However, this law totally burns my __________.
I have other tenants with pets and I charge a security deposit and extra rent. But I can't for an ESA tenant?
I'm not "charging extra", I'm only charging what anyone else with a pet would pay. But because it's in addition to the rent, it's disallowed.
I don't have to reduce my rent if the actual TENANT is disabled, but I essentially have to reduce my rent if the tenant has a dog.
Reverse discrimination always irritates me.