Horses are astonishingly accident prone and their symptoms of illness may look like nothing unusual to the untrained eye. 

You CANNOT ask any other details from the provider, other than what the letter should include...confirming the fact the person does have a qualifying disability per HUD, and the specific animal they are requesting accommodation for performs a service or task, or alleviates a symptom of the disability for the person.Keep in mind also, the person providing this info can be a medical professional OR a social worker, so not necessarily licensed.I also provide an Assistance Animal Policy that applies to all Non-Pets.

Appreciation (or lack of appreciation) is a symptom of long-term underlying economic conditions like job quality and quantity, location desirability, population growth, etc.

Rot, Termites, Ice buildups and other symptoms will show up long after your cheap roofer has left.

Get all the appliance and AC model numbers written down, if they text and report an issue you can Google and youtube the symptoms, then go check it out before calling a repair guy.

Work from home/anywhere means that people needn't pay an arm and a leg to live close to downtown anymore.What caused the 2006-07 property crash forgotten by many isn't the subprime mortgage crisis, which was merely a symptom.

It is very important to solve the PROBLEM, not hide or redirect the SYMPTOM.

You need someone who is going to look at the bigger picture / treat the disease instead of the symptom.

If the request is for an emotional support animal, there is a disability-related need if the animal provides emotional support that alleviates any identified symptoms or effects of an existing disability.

They may not be issuing new policies to people with COVID or COVID symptoms, but that does not impact existing policies.