ESA are not considered petsif the ducting was free of pet dander at move in, charging for the duct cleaning due to the ESA is a legitimate cost of the ESA and is allowed to be passed on to the renter.Consider using a pet screening service such as www.PetScreening.com (no affiliation), it can discourage some unscrupulous tenants with ESAs.My view is HUD should change their current regulations regarding ESA to reduce the abuse. 

There are also a few good local Facebook groups that I'd recommend PM me for details (I'm not affiliated with them, it's just another great place to network locally). 

But my backup was an internet loan.

How are they going to access the internet? 

Our apartment complex offers a "VIP Package" for a few extras like internet and cable (discount negotiated with local provider) etc...Just my two cents.

You can go to a lawyer, but there are definitely no platforms that use the Internet.

Internet is the best marketing platform.

Most of the internet, other than this site says this is a terrible idea.  

If a car dealership makes an email list of buyers, and those buyers have opted into the car dealerships list to be informed of new cars as soon as they become available...will it be ok to but company name and/or logo that the buyer is affiliated with, on my car dealership page?

I have also scheduled gas, and Internet people to come and install the services on that day.What action should I take, and what if the place is not ready on the 28th?