I understand ESA and Service/Therapy Animal rules for an individual apartment or home, My concern is that I have several 6 bedroom group homes I rent to University Students.

One tenant is a stand alone therapist that has an indoor therapy pool, the other is a podiatrist that is part of a large group and corp guaranteed lease.  

Gotta massage it a little to let the alcohol work on the paint.

Ultimately I spent $250K on College to emerge with a Doctoral Degree in Physical Therapy. 

Aligning payment on milestones rather than dates is commonplace in large construction projects but may require some massaging for smaller projects and with residential contractors.

Yes. attached below is a text massage received from real east agent .I was buy this property as a primary residents so we agreed to Cash for keys agreement with the tenants in which seller and agent wanted me to pay $13,000 up front to the tenants with no guarantee that tenants will move with in 60 days of closing . 

Something in your P&L can surely be massaged.

Renters insurance 8. car lease 9. cellphone bill 10. haircut + mani +pedi+facial+massage 11. car insurance 12. home HS Internet+ phone 12. business cards 13.

Recently I have had two different tenants tell me they are getting Service/Assitance/Therapy animal, and tell me they do not have any restrictions or fees to pay.

I recently graduated physical therapy school and I'm going to be working as a travel therapist.