In regards to ESAs, the application of law is from the Fair Housing Act which states a "a refusal to make reasonable accommodations in rules, policies, practices, or services, when such accommodations may be necessary to afford such person equal opportunity to use and enjoy a dwelling."

At some point, i want to come up with a basic and comprehensive list of what each (agent, Buyer, Seller) is entitled to do in terms of duties, responsabilities and obligations.

I make sure all of our couches are pullouts, so a 2 bedroom can accommodate 6 or sometimes 8 people.

Robert Schiller's work comes to mind for data sets as it is most likely the most reliable, comprehensive, and available. 

Maybe not quite as comprehensive. 

Are there estimates or websites I could use to get a more accurate and comprehensive analysis?

I took a quick look at "Whitecoat" (in-between patients, we just had a "Code~Stroke" in the ER), and it seems like it is pretty comprehensive .

Good morning Nicholas,There are tons out there and the more specific you are, the better the answers you'll get.A great, comprehensive book would be The Millionaire Real Estate Investor by Gary Keller.The Uncommon Deal by Adam Leitman Bailey.Lastly, I'd throw J.

@David Chwaszczewski Thank you for giving us a comprehensive breakdown.

So, why should there be any special accommodations made for a tenant?