I know the HOA has the right to approve/deny potential owners.

I believe ADA regulations state that landlords cannot deny a tenants right to make a unit handicapped accessible, provided it comes out of his pocket and is returned to original state upon leaving.

I would feel horrible if denied his family a place to live and I was wrong. 

Inform your insurance company and let them handle it......if they will.Landlords never allow tennats to do any type of work on their property obviously due to liability issues.The smart thing for you to do would be to get this thread deleated and deny you asked your teanant to do the work.

Motion to Determine the Sufficiency of the answers to your Interrogatories/Request for Admissions/Production of Documents - Defendants always generally deny or avoid.

Neither is ideal but I haven't straight up decided to deny either one yet. 

My advisors, Deni and Jason, are terrific.  

Once you denied their request you are "done" in their eyes.  

If there is a legitimate reason to deny the applicant, that's a different story.

Regardless of complete 'daily calendar' documentation they literally denied it.