Every tenant has an opportunity to make their case to you, if all the cards before you cause you anxiety or question - just move on.

But, the letter should say that the patient requires a companion animal to ease their mental illness, or anxiety - or something to that effect.The whole reason for a reasonable accommodation, is to allow the disabled individual to be able to enjoy the unit, in spite of their disability.  

Nick, I absolutely understand your anxiety.

Also, the anxiety and stress is added on to my pile so early out, but better to be safe than sorry with a good list of prospects by vacancy date.....

I get anxiety just reading your original post.It's always better to avoid any confrontations or arguments with the tenant.

If you have anxiety, are lonely, sad, depressed, or anything else, you pay like $60 to have your pet certified as a company, then that gives you a ton of benefits/rights with the pet.

I think she may be a bored house wife but she's more of an ex-lawyer who has enormous anxiety about her quasi gifted, quasi autistic child and needs to convince herself she is protecting him.  

EAT your blueberries they are anti oxidants and very good for you !!!

Any physician can write a note that recommends that stress and anxiety be treated by living with and/or caring for a pet.

It gave me a little anxiety that he and I would not see eye to eye on how to run business.