Don’t be combative though. 

Ultimately the owner get sued and truly hurt, and if they are slime-balls, they have been fraudulently listing properties that are condemned or they don't even own.

They are stranded in the wilderness, starving and freezing and fighting bears in deadly hand-to-hand combat (you read that right).

The HUD changes were specifically meant (check their wording) to address the flagrant fraud involved in the whole ESA scam, and to make the requirements harsher, in fact stating that an online letter, by itself, is not adequate to establish the right for an ESA.Reasons a Landlord can deny an ESA:1) It causes a financial burden2) It causes a potentially dangerous situation3) It causes a hardship to neighbors4) The building is 4 units or less and the landlord lives there5) The property is a SFH rented without the use of an agent6) The ESA has caused significant property damage in the past7) Insufficient or fraudulent documentation is provided8) Illegal breedsHere is a good, fair site for info devoted to landlords: https://landlordgurus.com/emot...

You need to make sure that you create a plan to try and combat that. 

Morris as you noted was very deceptive / fraudulent / and many think criminal in his MO. 

A lot of times many fraudulent lenders will use a NV mailing address and for sure if no license not legal.. 

How do you handle a fraudulent service animal claim?

If so, how to combat that?

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