You must allow an emotional support animal as a reasonable accommodation for your tenant, but you don't have to allow a non-tenant's emotional support dog on your property.Here is a document that explains the laws for CA regarding the differenty types of support animals, and whether they have the right to go anywhere in public, etc.

I always acted as fast as I could to accommodate them but if they are in cahoots with the AC company I don't know what I can do ....of course they are using it as an excuse not to pay rent. 

You've made reasonable accommodations and should not be liable for their hotel expenses.  

If the breed of the animal means you can lose your insurance, then you can deny the animal - or rather their request for a reasonable accommodation - based on the request creating a financial hardship for you.But, since you've already allowed it, now your easiest way to get rid of them is to start giving them warnings based on the animal's behavior. 

The tenant is the landlord's client.To answer the question, we do try to accommodate a landlord request to use their own vendors. 

because:You only get one.The land is so valuable, leverage it to the max especially if you have enough to easily accommodate 1200'.It is not about the initial investment amount, but the total return. 

. - 4 showers and 5 toilets minimum- Minimum square footage needs to be at least 3000 to accommodate everything they need.

What is to say developers can't just build homes to accommodate future growth and tamper home prices.

Any early check-in or late check-out requires our approval and our ability to accommodate your request.

Also, tough to find neighborhoods that can accommodate enough parking spaces/areas if you have a bunch of individual renters.