A couple signed the lease last December, around September, the woman moved out.

Ive just came into a lump sum and is just trying to rent someware cute and quiet while I build my credit enough to fit a buyers loan qualification, which may I say has been going as planned.

So here's my current situation, there is a house across the street from me with a woman who will be put into a senior home soon and her house is a gold mine, it's also a wreck that needs to have major repairs or be torn down.

You can find really cute ones for a lot less money than that. 

Repeat.No matter how cute they are or how persuasive they are, etc., etc., etc., etc.Unless, of course, you are a charity or a halfway house who receives grants for housing high-risk tenants.Yeah, didn't think so.  

I think she would stay several years as she is an older woman who is only needing to move because her current landlord wants to occupy that rental. 

An Emotional Support Animal might have a cute little vest that says Emotional Support Animal, but that doesn't mean it has any special training.Think of a true ESA or SD like a wheelchair.

Sometimes someone who is just so benign, so calm or even boring with perfect score and references - can be a man/woman really into dramatic lover relationships. 

A good landlord is also not a 'yes' man/woman, a good landlord is able to distinguish between needed repairs and selective repairs and is still able to say 'no' while still keeping the tenant happy by conveying the why.

If this woman will not allow it he needs to call a police officer who will force her to allow it.