They've mentioned they have asthma and allergies and that's why they're upset about have to live in a place that's being repaired, so I've offered to both hold off on the repairs and reduce rent to make up for the condition of the property, I've offered to have a contractor just rough in the drywall so that the studs aren't visible and to encapsulate everything, even though everything in the cavity was removed during the remediation, but they now aren't responding to my texts whatsoever.

If someone ends up with food poisoning or a trip to the ER because of their peanut allergy I don't want it to have anything to do with me.

Name: Nikhil MascarenhasGender: MaleAccommodation Preferences: Garden View Room with 2 bedsAbout Me: no allergies and no pets.

He can have mold allergies or something like aspergillosis.

For example, what if you have an allergy?

Those laws actually seem to make it more likely that people with severe allergies might organize themselves or gather online to discuss how to find places to stay. 

What can I ask in terms of how to carry the animal around to prevent anyone else complaining of allergies and such?

(I do not know if she has a legit letter or not) Regardless, I understand FHA I can't deny her application based soley on the ESA, but if the one of the current tenant have allergy issue, can I deny then?

I had a similar conversation with a tenant, complaining to me that his allergies were worse...I was like, well, this house had brand new carpeting throughout when you moved in, but most people with allergies don't chose a house that is carpet throughout, and live with 2 dogs who shed so much they will clog the air filter in a month, and told him about plug-in  air purifiers, since the furnace isn't designed to clean the air, only to heat it, and those high rated filters are bad for HVAC systems according to any HVAC guy you talk to.

I explained for short term guests we don’t allow and that it’s for allergy purposes.