Emotional support animal protection is meant to protect a person with an emotional or mental disability, the law is not made to punish the landlord.

A lot of investors, especially newer ones I deal with ignore the emotional aspect of their investment decisions... i.e. what is and isn't going to keep you up at night.

Why don’t you run a credit report in her to asses her default risk before any more emotional decisions are made and more money wasted

@Joseph McKinney This is one of those emotional topics that are sometimes hard to overcome with facts and numbers.

Honestly you can sue all you want, but my thoughts are they will win, you will give it back, and at the end of the day you will be more upset over it all.Real estate is buying and selling, take emotion out of it.

The MLS is hard for investor deals right now, mostly because, as Becca mentioned, there aren't enough homes for the people moving here so owner-occupy buyers are more emotionally attached and will to spend more than an investor typically is. 

Sounds like you're getting too emotional.

Emotionally it's hard to let them "win" - though of course I've won by being rid of them!  

Not worth the potential financial or even emotional hiccups that may occur.Talk with the same company, tell them you need 350 a door (or whatever your number is) with the same other general parameters being equal and wait.

Dogs whose sole function is to provide comfort or emotional support do not qualify as service animals under the ADA."