Until/unless an HOA dissolves itself (if possible), it will have a prescribed duty to follow its own bylaws, and a member of that HOA could go to court to force the issue.

By statute a landlord, since 2012, is no longer liable under UDTP (Unfair and Deceptive Trade Practices) for violations of NCGS 42, Article 2A, which mandates "a residential tenant shall be evicted, dispossessed or otherwise constructively or actually removed from his dwelling unit only in accordance with the procedure prescribed in Article 3 or Article 7 of this  Chapter." 

Or.... and I prescribe to this narrative, the big power-brokers and decision makers saw it coming and just didn't give a sh#t.

This is what I came up with:-Tenant is allowed to have ESA NAME as an ESA prescribed by her physician.

@Ryan Rowe ,  I'd challenge you to consider letting that $10k student loan "ride", and pay it off on the prescribed timeline.Using @Michael Hastings 's 4 points, (and a nod to @Scott Trench 's similar buckets), someone sold on REI is investing in RE in "step3", rather than mutual funds/etc because we think buy/hold real estate can return 10% or 20% on our precious capital, and why settle for less in the conventional investments?

He asked who had prescribed the cane and given her instruction in how to use it. 

I checked the license on the letter, and it seems legit.My question is, can an LCSW without a Practice prescribe an ESA letter? 

If a physician prescribed the ESA, this will be easy to get.

If they have a service dog to submit the appropriate paperwork with the application and after you verify that with the prescribing medical professional then you could discuss altering lease terms. 

If an applicant calls you and states that s/he has a disability and has a doctor-prescribed service animal, and you deny that applicant outright without further consideration, you may be in trouble regardless of whether the applicant tries to escalate the matter with documentation.FHRC v.