Simple solution: Inform them that unfortunately you can’t accept ESA letters without being able to verify the validity of the letter by speaking with the local licensed mental health professional who prescribed them their ESA, so that you can verify that they have a legitimate disability requiring an ESA as well as that whoever prescribed it to them is a real licensed mental health professional who has an ongoing relationship with them beyond just receiving a one-time payment to “prescribe” the ESA. 

It is often too difficult emotionally or mentally exhausting to give up their previous home.

You could benefit from meeting with folks that are actively applying theory into practice which could help clear up the mental fog you're experiencing. 

So I get good mental exercise here, or try to, while getting some added REI "fix" and if I can get challenged that's just extra credit, as is learning something new is icing on the cake. 

I oppose their mentality. 

It seems Kris cares far more about helping people have mental shifts and re-framing negative situations than he does spamming relatives on social media about why they need to be apart of his down line.

@Allan Kapoor, when I bought my first property my defining mental moment is when I decided that I didn't care if I lost money!

That's my mental block.

AND IF SHE DID, I would suggest not to go into REI because that charity mentality will lead you to go BK.

I recommend this option, as just sitting on the property with no income is a drain on you both financially and mentally.