And like you said they would be responsible for returning to the original condition upon moving out.Good points though I will ask if they require any accommodations and see how that will work out if they doIt's not exactly specified in the Fair Housing Act/American w/ Disabilities Act (ADA).

That means a change of use and, for us, meant sprinklers and making one unit ADA adaptable.

It's illegal under ADA to deny someone housing because of the emotional support dog. 

Also, check the Americans With Disability (ADA) requirements. 

Basically the same as above, but with it being a "place of lodging" more akin to a hotel/motel the applicable law is the Americans with Disabilities Act of 1990.Both FHA and ADA use the same terms of Service Animal and Emotional Support Animal....however each defines these completely different.Please Reference HUD Guidance Memo FHEO-2013-01 to get an overview on how each is defined.

Is your house/property compliant:    - ADA requirements    - Town/County/State requirements (building code, fire protection,       Etc. 

Long story short, an applicant and co-applicant applied for my property and do not meet my credit score minimum (which is clearly posted twice in my ad as a minimum and non-negotiable).

It sounds like it might ad a couple of weeks to 30 days to the process.  

One final thought, if you're going to rent HUD homes you will have to follow ADA requirements and the thing that most people get wrong is the access ramp.

You could have issues with  ADA compliance etc, etc.