The other thing you might try is to call your local legal aid / tenant advocacy organization and ask there.BTW - don't forget that you're not only dealing with federal fair housing laws, but also the state, which can be even more restrictive.Slow down and be sure you understand all of the tenant's rights and ramifications of evicting before doing anything.  

I say, I'm sorry, but your service dog won't be accepted because it's not under control.He freaks out and, being a vet, maybe can get free legal help from the local legal aid society. 

have a physical or mental disability that substantially limits one or more major life activities—including, but not limited to, hearing, mobility and visual impairments; chronic alcoholism (but only if it is being addressed through a recovery program); mental illness; mental retardation; being HIV-positive, having AIDS or AIDS-Related Complex

If you are like me you will need a first aid kit. 

I still receive financial aid that I am putting towards my savings since the cost of classes are so much cheaper and I do not have to worry about rent/housing costs yet.

The following items should NEVER be flushed into the sewer system: Disinfecting/surface wipes Mop or “Swiffer” type refills Baby/ Adult wipes Paper towels Jewelry wipes Pet care wipes Cosmetic wipes First Aid wipes Disposable diapers or diaper liners Bio-pads (nursing home, home health care, etc.)

I would just rip off the band-aid and serve them proper notice. 

Have you seen any pitchers of Kool-Aid being passed around?

So, I just ended up running the student's credit and asking them for proof that they were a full-time student, which you can get by having them forward their college email to you from their financial aid office, etc., or they will have a new student ID. 

Cool aid that so many do.