They want their tenant friend to stay an extra 3 months, got burnt by an inspection before, need a flexible closing date to find a new place - accomodating these things are often worth more than money!  

A reasonable accomodation is required, but Landlords are not required to accept applicants just BECAUSE they have a service animal/ ESA.

You do not need to pay for the reasonable accomodation, you simply need to allow for it.

I re-iterated few times that I absolutely need the house empty asap, but given the social issues with virus, I decided to accomodate.

The kinds of people that need an employer to find them accomodations are the kinds of people you don't want to rent to.

If you wait a few months, the COVID thing will be a lot less (please) and the banks will be more accomodating.

So she will be unable to relocate... no date given... my husband is very accomodating because he has no ownership... nothing to gain or lose from allowing her to stay in the home.

Given the expanses of empty land form Mountain Home, to Ontario, Oregon, with Boise about in the mid-point between these two just named towns; this part of Idaho can easily accomodate more houses put in this part of Idaho, with conceivably a future population of 5 million.

If i lived out there I would be looking at possibly custom building a care home to accomodate those many residents (maybe 70% private rooms and rest with shared rooms).

I'd look up 1031 accomodators in that area since they deal with pretty complicated ownership structures and the IRS all the time.