I am also preferring month-to-month, so I mentioned that in the ad as well.  

Service animals are addressed under the ADA laws and are pertinent only to public buildings, not private residences. 

But, wasn't it you that placed a marketplace ad a few months ago advertising 1000+ Properties with fanatic LTV ratios in all states ?  

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Large apartment communities are required by ADA to have a certain number of ADA compliant units. 

Then I turn that into a conversion ad, as well as a "lead gen" ad.

I have a couple feelers out for legal counsel as well as my brother in law is an ADA here in Florida.

Say you wanted to change the lot from residential to commercial restaurant space, the city requires external improvements, such as making the corner cross walks ADA accessible and reprogramming the traffic lights to be pedestrian friendly.

so the question is can you charge more ..no, requesting any documentation is questionable in many forms, even that form asks for some info that a dr can not answer such as the particular dog weight etc, the patient is all the dr can certify to and ADA doesn't allow requests for medical records, the  tenant is in, leave it be unless you are having a problem then address the problem, service or emotional support animals can not be disturbing or aggressive but no there is no legal limit number and can have an animal for each disability if needed, double that if more than one disabled occupying,  the added insurance expense has been addressed and too bad , added damage should be treated as if it done by tenant not the disabled persons appliance(dog) and can not be more than normal wear and tear, just require they are properly licensed by local laws which will require shots etc all service dogs must follow that and undercontrol no roaming outsideyou got the property with the tenants in and the dogs, status quo generally wins out

Being that the building is over 100 years old, i.e. prior to the 1992 ADA, what ADA/FHA access provisions am I required to supply?