I would definitely double check with the therapist that they did in fact order this pet as a therapy animal. 

Seizure–alert Dogs, Hypoglycemia-alert Dogs, Therapy Dogs, Emotional Support Dogs.. what will they come up with next?

Are emotional support, therapy, comfort, or companion animals considered service animals under the ADA?

If a person is say a slumlord who delights in breaking every law available until forced to comply, well than that person should make it a top priority right after therapy, although if your like most landlords looking to make a reasonable profit operating a legal legitimate operation than it is the rare oddball incident we are talking about, and for that insurance is a key piece not building a maze of entities.Myself I operate a s-corp as a parent company under which my other companies are held as subsidiary companies, all formed as LLC's.

It helped us learn how to build a team and a system to where I can still run my therapy practice and meet with 24-32 clients a week and build a real estate portfolio.

I also have some medical issues so I do my own landscaping - it's a form of physical therapy for me and my tenants like the new flowers that sporadically show up.  

You can send him up there to move the dish in the wrong direction so they get no TV (that's like shock therapy) if they call the company they will have to pay to get it fixed, price starts at $50.

Child was treated with kelation therapy (i think) and we were lucky it was not part of the building.So Any item the child came in regular contact with.. play pen, high chair, painted crib,  that may have paint on it could be considered for issue.  

Then I purchased the commercial building that I operate my therapy practice out of.  

One is basically ignored and sits in front of the TV or on their tablet all day while the other is expected to do chores, taken on little adventures outside, given extra therapy and tutoring, etc.