HI BP, My partner is looking to purchase a home and the contract includes a risk assessment contingency shown here http://i.imgur.com/y6Inpo8.png  "Contract of sale is contingent upon risk assessment or inspection by purchaser for presence of lead based paint/and lead based paint hazards" along with a disclosure stating no knowledge of lead based paint. 

The way I read this below in simpler English is if you are an outside investor you have to maintain an office open to business in KS which can be a domestic or foreign(other state, country) person or entity, or people that buy properties from out of state have to maintain an in state presence or “which is generally open during normal business hours to accept service of process and otherwise perform the functions of a resident agent, or the limited liability company itself” to adhere to this Article.

Any QI with a national presence  and demonstrated experience will be able to help you out.

I went through all the forums I could find here and I have gone through the Fair Housing Laws regarding disabilities and ESAs, but still have some unanswered questions.Can I deny based on - "The presence of the assistance animal would pose an undue financial and administrative burden to the provider"?

Or, if you are uncomfortable making public statements, your mere presence in the audience will be needed to demonstrate that opposition is indeed "very large".

I thought it was about time to make my presence known.

I'm not on morality patrol, but I am concerned how the extra person's presence affects the other tenants and neighbors.

If it hasn't been touched in 9 years, it would require substantial work regardless of the presence of pets.

DFW has a pretty big presence on here.

By and large, remediation is not required but any repair that disturbs potential lead-based paint must be handled within the guidelines, which begin with testing for the presence of lead-based paint in the area.