(who is not a licensed mental health professional) that her young son has attention deficit disorder and a service animal would mitigate the symptoms he is experiencing. 

I have found excess service calls to be very rare and they have been limited to tenants that were already known problem people (usually people with some kind of pretty obvious personality disorder).

That land was desert and unlivable without water.Background-I had previously to moving to this house adopted a child with childhood on-set bipolar disorder. 

But, as you move forward keep in mind that hoarding in a mental disorder and a protected class.

If they don't get along with their neighbors (or neighbors confront them about noise or disorderly conduct), they will text you with a frivolous accusation about the tenant in question.

I'm in Ohio - it can seem boring sometimes but I look at it like a base, the weather can be bipolar in the winter and spring but no natural disasters happen here that don't let me sleep like a dog at night, I travel south a lot too during the winter months here.

My unprofessional opinion is there is some bi-polar ordering influence. 

I have anxiaty disorder pretty bad and it was flairing up when I wrote this I'm sure I'll be fine with my safety the smell was just bugging me

Yes, the depression, or actually bipolar, that I struggle with is serious enough to make to hard to hold a normal job and has left me in the hospital before.

As an FYI Dementia is not a special physical disease separate from other mental disorders.