If you have to file a claim, and if they try  to deny it ,guess who is going to look stupid, and very liable, since you did what the agent recommended??

I believe, if it's an owner occupied property, you have certain rights to deny emotiational support animals if it impedes on your health or stay.

The literature also indicates that if the ESA directly threatens the health or well being of anyone on the premises than it can be denied as well, yet I have also read that allergies are not considered a "direct threat to health"... but it doesn't mention if the allergy induces asthmatic episodes.

The Hoa won in court for the back payments, but I believe the courts denied the Hoa of getting the shares back and taking ownershipSo, I'm thinking they illegally sold me the property. 

To the guy who stated “especially heroin those guys are as good as dead... and we deal with this in the hood all the time“ etc etc....I work in the substance abuse and mental heath treatment field.

The literature also indicates that if the ESA directly threatens the health or well being of anyone on the premises than it can be denied as well, yet I have also read that allergies are not considered a "direct threat to health"... but it doesn't mention if the allergy induces asthmatic episodes.

He got burned in that particular market as he said tenants were intentionally breaking things & abusing the system so as to get out of paying any rent.

so your place wont get get abused and beat up. 

@Ash Gowda it’s illegal to deny it.

ESA's generally are not service animals and these are generally fake certifications that are abused by people to get free accommodations for their pets.