The practitioner would need to provide documentation that each support animal alleviated some symptom of the disability."

I work as a nurse in urban community mental health and am in grad school to be a nurse practitioner in this field, so I do have some experience in these communities from that angle.

I think that leaves the law open to interpretation, especially when a practitioner cites the documents I mentioned, however fails to use the terminology within those documents. 

As a Family Law practitioner, I would generally support this statement.

See:  http://www.dornc.com/practitioner/sales/bulletins/...I am also on the same page as others here that if the HOA rules allow rentals, then as long as you are following NC laws and your renters do not violate HOA rules, you shouldn't have to ask your HOA for permission. 

As a local real estate practitioner, I am in touch with at least two local real estate attorneys that will get it done for you stat.

There are some websites that provide open source documents from local practitioners.

Master level certifications such as LCPC, LCSW are not legally allowed to write prescriptions and letters from these practitioners do not need to be accepted.

I have a big problem with landlords paying the price for problems caused by tenant-created damage, especially damage caused by the tenant to create a problem for the landlord.Despite these new challenges, Columbus - so far - is a much better area than most IF YOU TAKE THE TIME TO LEARN HOW TO MANAGE CORRECTLY; GET A GOOD LEASE FROM A VERY EXPERIENCED, VERY ACTIVE LANDLORD-TENANT ATTORNEY (NOT A GENERAL PRACTITIONER) AND USE THAT ATTORNEY TO INITIALLY GUIDE YOU TO STAY WITHIN THE LAW; LEARN THE APPLICABLE LAWS AND APPLY AND HONOR THEM RIGOROUSLY; AND SCREEN TENANTS VERY CAREFULLY. 

Thats all it is   Hi Amy, I'm a nurse practitioner and I have been really interested in opening a sober living home, a NICE one, like what you have described.