ESA (emotional support animals) are not service animals but they are protected by fair housing laws-- You can't demand a pet fee or deposit or additional rent for an ESA.Tenants must first request a reasonable accommodation for their disability.

There are a few ways to slightly inflate the purchase  price to accommodate 1031 reinvestment requirements.  

I'm thinking Wednesday the 28th around 7pm, assuming Roman Delight can accommodate that anyway.

A reverse exchange could accommodate this very easily if you needed to purchase the lot ahead of time. 

Require a floating closing that can accommodate your search for a replacement.3.

I'm priced lower than a comparable house that would accommodate 8-10 guests.

(Classified as a boutique hotel in order to accommodate the large military community here.)

I will accommodate people to a certain extent, but if you don't want to do business with me cause of my testimony tat....then you'll probably find something else to find fault with even if I covered it.

This gives them sufficient time to find suitable accommodations that they can afford, and it would take as long to evict (judge likely to give them time to move) and cost of legal fees.  

I feel that eviction moratoriums are unconstitutional and owners have an obligation to make accommodations that they can during situations of national emergency.