No requirement for training.Service Animals - Disability requirement.

And sometimes 2... i feel like theres a lot that are legit and then a large handful that's just complete ridiculous.Am I write that I read that you can not ask for their doctor note regarding the service animal, etc because that interferes with their privacy on their disability?

I’m going through the disability process currently but nothing is guaranteed.

We had problems in the past with tenants disabling the baseboard heaters under the windows so they could place furniture there and then using a space heater instead.

Had you been a real estate agent, picking up some elderly or disable person is actually required under ADA, equal opportunity and access.

That brings up all the issues of withholding, disability and unemployment insurance.It's hard to tell whether he is a fun guy, ready for a new adventure, or he is a nut case that you wouldn't want to be in the same town with, let alone have him sleeping in your barn.

The ADA clearly says that mental illness is a disability.

Keen intuition and observation skills.14 years as "Accessibility Services Manager" at a major medical center, providing accommodations for people with disabilities and language/cultural support services.

Yes, it is a tad risky loaning your car to complete strangers, but I always do my due diligence on the renters AND the beauty of the Model 3 (or any Tesla) is that you can always track where it is and selectively disable certain features (like autopilot, driving above 70 mph, etc).

Levies that will continue to qualify for application of the rollbacks are levies approved at or before the August 2013 election, inside and charter millage as they appear on the 2015 tax list, renewals of the qualified levies, and the substitute of qualified school district emergency levies under Revised Code section 5705.199.The rollbacks are now referred to as the Non Business Credit and Owner Occupancy Credit.Homestead Exemption:Property owners residing in their home who are aged 65 or older and/or permanently disabled may be eligible for the Homestead Exemption.