The last week before we closed, the attorneys were still scrambling to get important documents to each other and file certain provisions with the State and City...my anxiety was through the roof all the way up until closing, when the seller's attorney had to hand deliver the original documents to closing (she ended up sending the documents in an Uber because it was late Friday night and the holiday traffic meant that she might not make it back home before Saturday to observe the Sabbath.)All in all, this was a VERY eventful process.

She has anxiety and it is a matter of fearing someone will have access to it and shut it off.

@Andy D. your right I guess its just the anxiety in me that makes me worry, and especially because its my first rental.

By the way this endeavor is going, once the cost of anti-anxiety scotch factored in, there will be just a few dollars left for a needed physiological help.  

The wearlayer should be a minimum of 12 mils and it NEEDS a finish coating of an Aluminum Oxide or a Ceramic Bead for scratch resistance not just urethane.

I have no anxiety when dealing with my core group of buyers and probably less stress when I do deal with buyers I haven't worked with before than selling to traditional buyers with inspections, mortgages, and just a unsure attitude. 

Today she emails me and tells me that she has been seeing a therapist for anxiety and the therapist prescribed a emotional support animal animal or companion animal.  

You can already see the anxiety setting in. 

On the one hand there's this belief in God-given right to own property, and on the other hand, there is real palpable angst and anxiety that we are heading backward into a feudal system.

While I an not a charitable organization we need to be compassionate, understanding and not misjudge people because they have anxiety or some other issues where we wrongly disqualify them and by what you wrote I think that may be the case.