If a tenant has anxiety and their Dr. prescribes them an ESA, you have to still treat it as you would a wheelchair and cannot charge a deposit, fee, etc.... 

You either need to follow the prescribed criteria or have your own and consider additional facts if your criteria is more stringent

For example, if your rental was a brownstone, adding a ramp is not reasonable.You don't say what his disability is so I can't help you there.As for the dog, if it is a service animal prescribed to assist him with his disability, you cannot deny the dog any more than you could deny a wheelchair or crutches.

How can that be prescribed to a newbie.That is my opinion.  

These are all built on an expanding money supply, money to lend & money to borrow, money to invest and the belief that a stable dollar (slowly deflating based on a prescribed inflation rate) so that future returns can be guessed at and calculated.

The animal is being prescribed.

I understand the basic meaning is that if they don't pay the lease is done and I can evict, but what if they choose to pack up and leave before the prescribed number of days in the notice?

The tenant is reporting a broken blind...Hopefully is a normal request, if not, it may be the begging of for migraine prescribed medication.Oh Well.

Our HOA does not have a prescribed list of colors.

Failure to send the itemization within the prescribed time frame could result in you paying damages to the tenant, so don't screw around with it.