All Forum Posts by: Wendy S.

@Nathan G. Wow, thanks Nathan.

So the Landlord tried to be accommodating and compliant with the laws and still lost so to speak.

Will pay back here on the outcome

@Nathan G. Thank you.

I am aware that while the medical condition of the owner doesn't need to be disclosed, a letter would have to be procured from the owner's licensed therapist or practioner for an ESA. It will be interesting to see how this plays out. Apparently owner had a seizure so think an ESA would be a good idea.

My initial research spoke to the regularity of seizures to qualify with proven medical records which I know I won't have access to.

Another way out would have been the number of units owned plus the owner lives at the residence albeit a separate entrance (basement can be accessed through main house but they use 2 other entrances into their area). However, being a Realtor this disqualifies me.

Then there is the hardship for Landlord and undue burden with other occupants so as of now this seems the only argument I see. So plan to schedule a meeting and get feedback.

I posed the question for discussion and hopefully help others that may be facing the same thing.

@Naz Hossain, thank you

So today my ( Georgia) tenant asked about getting an emotional support animal. Tenant moved in June 1 and occupies a room with 2 other roommates in a shared space in our basement. We live above.

I am researching this and wanted to get the BP community and some local PM input.

@Wale Lawal. Thanks will do.

@Wale Layal.

Thank you, I don't think I've done too bad with the few that i have which have allowed me to quit my W2 but now I'm looking at scaling and growth in other areas hence a PM.

@Jasmine Delves, will do. Thanks

@Matthew Irish-Jonesb lol. Good one.

@Andrew Street, thank you.

@Joe Martella thanks, sent you a request.