We just worked with them on the design of an ADA compliant entrance on a commercial storefront. 

Service animals are to be treated no different than say a wheelchair.And just to head it off at the pass before the inevitable wrong chime in that always comes from this type of discussion....the ADA has zero to do with Residential Real Estate.

Here is my ad:   http://www.zillow.com/homes/for_rent/Burton-MI/house,condo,apartment,duplex,townhouse_type/2104085411_zpid/3905_rid/days_sort/43.055593,-83.556948,42.952276,-83.709726_rect/12_zm/I took a look at your ad, as well at those of your competition.

In recent years, precision-machined ceramic quarter-turn valves on bathroom faucets have really come in because they're what the ADA wants. 

I believe ADA regulations state that landlords cannot deny a tenants right to make a unit handicapped accessible, provided it comes out of his pocket and is returned to original state upon leaving.

Sometimes they realize I'm (relatively) young and choose to live with someone their own age.I'm advertising on Craigslist, Roomster, Facebook/Oodle, and Roommates.com.Should I have a long ad? A

When I have a vacant property, I typically post my ad a few times a day with a different "catchy" title.

Tovo also proposed amendments to make short-term rentals ADA-compliant and impose a 3 percent cap on Type 3 rentals, which are located in multifamily buildings.

This will be tough, I am leaving out LOTS of folks as I am bad with names:@Marcia Maynard, an incredibly intelligent and kind lady, knows so much more about ADA issues and companion and service animal issues.

If the HOA is required to have a handicap spot (which I assume they do) and it needs to be close to the ADA path of egress then you can exchange / sell it to them for another spot.