So if I want to solve this once and for all, I need to open that whole wall up all the way across, and really lower the kitchen drain to accommodate a deep sink with a disposer, and the current connections at the stack means I can't do all that, not legally anyways.So I went back to the HOA documents, and guess what, it says the HOA is responsible to fix anything in common walls.

And a new twist I recently heard from an applicant was that her part pit bull, 50 pounds, was a certified service dog.Under Fair Housing rules, you would have to allow a "reasonable accommodation" for this situation.

Our website is www.nria.net.We have over 125 clients - which have all repeated projects with us - and most of which continue to repeat NEW projects with us every year.We challenge anyone to come to our offices with 24 hours advance notice to review the original and government registered Real Estate documents previously detailed and more.Simply email me for an appointment at [email protected]. and we will immediately accommodate you.We are a very busy and successful investment Real Estate Project Management firm – coordinating the client desired process of complete 100% new construction Income Property Development - but we are extremely customer service focused and document everything we do via independent bank audit sources.

The other problem is that once we rent out the apartment we will need more parking spaces to accommodate them and their potential guests.

Sounds to me like she is not acting in good faith with you, and so I would not go out of my way to be accommodating.

What sort of accommodations might I expect a blind tenant to request?

But now he is saying it will be an extra week or two for those to be moved and cleaned out.Now, I don't have a problem to be accommodating, but I am just thinking if on Jan 31, I did a move out inspection with him, then a week later when he moves his boat we knocks off a palm tree and a fence post, then what?

Since hoarding is a protected disability, I must also be accommodating.  

Call around lunchtime - sometimes the "fill-in" person is more accommodating.

I feel that providing the best accommodations will support this strategy.