It is covered under ADA. 

I'm aware of ADA guidelines, and don't have a problem with service animals.I have a problem when people outright lie to me and I have a tendency to make things a little personal so I want to make sure I'm being fair since in the past I have been a little "lax" so to speak on this tenant/property in the past.Just curious what some of you would do-or if you've had a similar situation. 

"Casual drug use is not a disability under the ADA""In order for an individual's drug addiction to be considered a disability under the ADA, it would have to pose a substantial limitation on one or more major life activities.

Also, this means only a dog or miniature horse is covered per the ADA law.

You are then going to take this contract and market it to a "private mailing list" (because you cannot market it to the general public) for 105K.Keep in mind the general public has already been advertised this house for 100K, Now you have to find a buyer that will never ever find it listed for 100K (from the MLS, a newspaper ad a flyer).

You need to think of and treat the request for a service animal as a request for an ADA reasonable accommodation request which must meet three legal tests:1.

And 2 self-identified FH experts gave contradictory info (one says you can demand it, the other says the financial burden is against ADA).  

Or look into a househack through a duplex, single family with an ADA for airbnb, etc.What are you looking to put down?

Curious where you are looking to invest - whether it be Canyon or Ada County.  

@Bradley Bogdan had some threads with a LOT of details in the past, so using the search BP function would be recommended.also if you go for seniors as customers, please remember to be ADA compliant. or look for the non-profits in your area already doing that. you just provide them approved housing stock.and read again what @Patti wrote: you cannot discriminate, not matter how good intentions....