I think that misconception may come from the fact that Florida protects a homeowner from seizure more than most states when it comes to lawsuits.

She was having an epileptic seizure.

Primary homes also have certain legal protections against seizure that other investments do not, which is worth being aware of as one gets older. 

Neglecting these obligations can lead to debt collection efforts and the potential seizure of your wages and assets, including bank accounts, until the debts are fully settled.We genuinely regret the current state of affairs and want to assure you that we do not harbor any animosity toward you.

Another important feature of a contract for deed is that seizure of the property in the event of a default is generally faster and less expensive than seizure in the case of a traditional mortgage.

This will appear as a judgement so all his non exempt property will be subject to seizure to satisfy the judgement and real property he owns will be encumbered by judgement lien.  

This may also result in• A collection process until your debt is paid in full• Possible seizure of assets you may own, including bank accounts• Garnishment of wages• Notification of credit bureaus causing inability to qualify for lines of credit, including credit cards, car loans and mortgages.• Notification of National Tenant Reporting Services causing inability to qualify for rental housing (Most quality rentals require credit & tenant screening)We understand that you are having difficulties paying your rent or complying with your lease agreement.

They could have one for depression and one for seizure alerts.I highly recommend you read the HUD guidance: https://www.hud.gov/sites/dfil...I also recommend you consider using petscreening.com to screen all animals.

It took 6 years and 3 seizures from not sleeping. 

I haven't had any with a Service Animal (e.g. guide dog, seizure alert, etc.)I can guarantee our lives are better than 90% of world population, yet we can't live in a private residence without a prescribed animal.