Texas has a chart with a yes / no trail.But if I see a dog with a special vest on sitting quietly at someones feet, I never think twice about it.Some dogs and cats can help a diabetic person know when to take an injection, and they may not wear a vest, but that's not Emotional support.Having a chicken isn't exactly the same as having a white tipped cane, sunglasses and vested dog, but here is the yes/no chart from Texas if you are interested:Texas Chart:  https://www.tdhca.state.tx.us/fair-housing/docs/FHM-AssistanceAnimals.pdfWhich for whatever reason may not be accurate for California, or Idaho, or etc...It's probably best to check with an Attorney on this, if your not completely sure.Good Luck!

How much capital are you able to raise for the cash injection.

If I read you right, it appears your salaries at the NP aren't much and the business showed a loss last year.At any time (typically the worst) your residence, rental property, or life circumstances will require a large injection of cash.

By taking out the loan but doing nothing but paying the bank you have essentially injected yourself with financial poison. 

One reason I'm bullish on Roseville RE over the next few years is the Bosch injection of $1.5 billion to build a new site which will bring many mid term construction workers into the are during the construction phase and then the new technicians and engineers that will move to Roseville to work.

I also flip houses for cash injections.

You are asking if you should potentially think of this contribution to your new venture as a loan that and should try to return the money on a proven timetable.The answer to this is that most people that I know would treat this as an investment, and either transfer the money into a new entity, or transfer it to a personal bank account and inject capital into the business on an as-needed basis. 

In a market retraction, I'd rather have low to no leverage assets than can be leveraged for good opportunities than many highly levered assets that might require cash injections if a tenant or two goes bad.Hope this helps!

I mean that on the macro level, when the federal government injects tons of money into the economy, a large portion tends to end up in places like the Bay Area (Silicon valley, VC, stocks) and New York (financial center).

we used injected foam insulation, very cost effective, gives R-20 insulation as well as reduces outdoor sounds (traffic, neighbors, etc).