In addition, another student who lives in the house has allergies, and may or may not have medical issues with living with a dog.On the one hand, I know that a "real" service dog is going to be much better trained and behaved than a random pet, so I might be ok with it. 

I always say if it is that bad, it will come down to who has the B'sbooze, babes, bandages, and bulletsI cheat and count medicine with bandagescigarettes will be valuable tooas will be fuel, and methods to transfer itthere is a good blog about hurricane katrina and another, I think it was about the Czech republics that are really informative about how things can get. oh, there was another I remember about Venezuela that was great too. they are too off topic for me to post, and probably even against site rules.

While ADA will have something to say about the issue, your local fair housing / anti-discrimination laws could well be more restrictive.

@Miranda Simon there is a lot of anti-guru sentiment here on BiggerPockets.

If you refuse the family because of the child, you are violating the anti-discrimination laws. 

There are, however, some flimsy aspects to some of the anti-wholesale arguments.

Originally posted by The ANTI-Guruâ„¢: If you need it installed and tweeked for your needs, let me know.

I'm not anti-permit at all, but a window is a really easy low-hazard repair.

The benefits of the low VOC paint would be less smell and it is great if you have kids with bad allergies, the low VOC paints seem to be better for them.

I believe fraudsters should get a taste of their own medicine occasionally.