Can anyone refer me to someone in  ADA COUNTY, ID that fits this ?

I don't think ESAs have the same protections under ADA or Fair Housing laws....but I encourage you to check.Now, let's say the answer is yes the State, County or City does prevent you from taking a "pet deposit," there is nothing that prevents you from requiring a higher security deposit....unless of course there is...LOL. 

Median single family price in our county (Ada) is in the $360s  as of Spring 2020. 

Date: _________________Name: _________________________________________________Property Address: __________________________________________________________------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------Fair Housing Act (FHA) and Americans with Disabilities Act (ADA) - Reasonable Accommodation for Service Animals (SA) & Emotional Support Animals (ESA) QuestionnaireSource: US Department of Housing and Urban Development/ FHEO Notice: FHEO-2013-01For additional questions please contact: (INSERT PHONE NUMBER)------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------Yes or No Answers Only1.

I just checked the MLS in Boise and there are only 24 multifamily listings in Ada and Canyon Counties. 

I highly recommend https://www.petscreening.com/about.If you insist on doing it yourself for some reason, they also have some great resources available at https://www.petscreening.com/hud-ada-fhact-links (and particular to your situation, https://blog.petscreening.com/our-analysis-of-huds-new-assistance-animals-notice)

(If they know the names of the correct tools and can tell you the details of what they have like nail guns and their gauges, and can bring them, they might actually know what they are doing somewhat) BTW, our framer used mostly nails ad a hammer; old school but he had a nice variety of different saws.

In many cases, Airbnb hosts are not required to make their homes compliant with the standards set out in the Americans with Disabilities Act (ADA) .

Also you could try running a test ad?

This is a challenge that I thought the forum may be able to help with:In the event that a tenant has a justifiable fear of dogs and suffers from PTSD from a previous attack (they even asked if it was a dog free property upon rental), what happens if a neighboring tenant states it is their legal right to acquire an emotional support animal because of the ADA laws?