Parent in physical therapy or hospital and expected to return home.

There was a battle on all fronts, medical and mental evaluations, drug and alcohol treatment, therapy for all types of abuse was offered, education and literacy, life skills including personal finance, home care, diet, transportation, social interaction skills, goal setting and planning, housing issues were addressed and jobs were provided.

What about therapy?

Income potential $1300 x 3 = $3900 month.To keep full, you'd need to keep in contact with area psychiatric hospitals.  

No doctors, no therapy - they just decided they needed support pets. 

(no pet deposits are allowed either) Therapy dogs on the other hand are not service animals and thus you can request a doctors verification for the animal.This is usually a shock to most home owners who are adamant about no-pet policies."

Those questions only pertain to the extent of a property meeting the needs of a tenant, not to what type of therapy they receive.These are usually highly trained dogs and I'd have no issue with a certified dog regardless of the breed.

I have terrible RA and found holistic treatment (ozone therapy)that's been working in Mesa.

You’ll find some of my websites filled with therapy articles and parenting tips).

Sounds like your tenant needs a “ safe space” and a therapy dog