I have service connected disability compensation but in no way does it hinder me!

But you need to supply the term.It sort of reminds me of how people used to be crippled and then they became disabled and then they were special needs and now they're different-abled or something (I think).

So 2 disabled seniors.  

The lady tomorrow it's just her, the 2 dogs, and a 30 year old son on disability (epilepsy, I've had friends with severe epilepsy and it's rough so it has all my sympathy).

She is retired military with a disability (SS), going thru a divorce. 

.), you just cannot insist that their income comes from a job because that would discriminate against the disabled (who get money from disability insurance instead of a job), the retired/elderly (who get money from SS or pensions), etc.Not a lawyer, not legal advice.

Hoarding became a protected class a couple of years ago ... it's considered a disability.

Laws are very clear on that.You cannot discriminate based on mental disability.  

If a service dog puts a landlord in a financial hardship, though, the landlord can refuse the request for a "reasonable accommodation" for a disability. 

I pondered whether or not a "reasonable accommodation" could ever come into play, that they need their MJ for their disability.