Correct, but we are allowed to verify the validity of the of prescription.

Finally, do you have any prescription coverage through your HSA.  

What if you rubber stamp someone's requested prescription for an emotional support hamster based on a 2 minute "examination", or a few checkboxes, and he turns out to have a brain tumor? 

We have no affiliation with PetScreening.com, but we do use their services and are generally very happy with the process.For pets, they collect photographs of the pet, as well as information on vaccination records and behavioral/bite history.For service animals, they verify the prescription with the healthcare provider.If nothing else, we can genuinely state (and document) that all applicants/tenants with pets, service animals, and/or emotional support animals are screened the same way and treated exactly the same based on a standardized set of industry-accepted criteria.

Kinda like refilling a prescription , only the licensed doctor can do it 

Don't be overly-prescriptive on types of materials, because that interferes with their supply chains and internal methods. 

I just spent 2 hours looking up 20 property owners and copy and pasting their addresses into my pre-scripted letters.  

However, i've found that a small directional sign to a house available for rent is infinitely more tolerable by nearby homeowners and any code enforcement, especially if it looks like it was hand written, simply because it DOESN'T say any of the commonly offensive Sales Pitches (We Buy Houses, Free Cell Phone, Medicaid Prescription Coverage, etc).  

There is no on-street parking nearby.There is probably a prescriptive easement in place for the parking.

The Atlanta (etc) PM situation reminds me of the US medical system where Dr's (per the AMA) can only give you toxic pills and not solve the underlying problem, which means you're in an endless cycle of going to multiple Drs getting more and more prescriptions.