Warren's defense was that he did not personally own the properties, the LLC owns them. 

@Ned Carey If I hire a lawyer to represent me at the court to defense me from the accusation, property damage, lease broken, .... and that I won the case, would the court order her to pay for all my legal fee?

Soon others were posting in my defense ("she posted an ad, not an opinion poll," "if you don't want to rent this, just shut up"). 

Think that also means "anything you say can be used in your defense"?  

I'm currently practicing as a criminal defense attorney but would like to move into real estate in my legal work as well. 

Being on the loosing end of this discrimination I am quick to get defensive, as you can see, and I apologize.

Also defense/military contracting and consulting overseas in Afghanistan, post retirement (2 tours).

But probably defendable in that a shared ventilation system will create an issue for other tenants no matter how 'good' it is.If the only reason is they rented a 'pet free' place then no, absolutely there is no defense and you best let that service/ESA in.

You may fall flat on your face or the coach may inexplicably call for a pass on 2nd and goal, when the entire defense is bunched up into a solid wall on the goal line and the championship is on the line, but you're at least guaranteed to learn a lot in the process.

This became a popular theory here in Fl a few years ago, not surprisingly heavily promoted by foreclosure defense attorneys drumming up more clients.