Hey @Clint Cook Welcome to Bigger Pockets, glad you could join us.

It depends on the utility layout (who pays gas, electric, water, sewer, trash), and are cooking, heating, cooling and water heating gas or electric?

Look at the wording of the law;The Fair Housing Act prohibits discrimination in housing on the basis of: Race or color National origin Religion Sex Familial status (families with children) DisabilityUnder the Fair Housing Act, the following activities are illegal: Refuse to rent or sell housing Refuse to negotiate for housing Make housing unavailable Set different terms, conditions, or privileges for sale or rental Provide different housing services or facilities Falsely deny that housing is available for inspection, sale or rental For profit, persuade owners to sell or rent (blockbusting) Deny any access to or membership in a facility or service (such as a multiple listing service) related to the sale of housing Refuse to make reasonable accommodations in rules or services if necessary for a disabled person to use the housing Refuse to allow a disabled person to make reasonable accommodations to his/her dwelling Threaten or interfere with anyone making a fair housing complaint Refuse to provide municipal services, property insurance or hazard insurance for dwellings, or providing such services or insurance differentlyLook at some current cases:In Maryland, three African men were evicted when their landlord terminated the leases of black tenants and replaced them with white tenants.

As part of this rehab, we had some major structural issues that involved temporarily jacking up the house in the basement and knocking down some exterior structural walls.This being an older house, I ended up with a lot of old brick, chunks of concrete slab and chunks of concrete block....several TONS of the stuff.We happen to have two concrete recycling facilities in my area.

She's getting older and currently lives in an assisted living facility. 

Apparently the FHA 3.5% loans cap out at $365,700 and conforming loan limit is $417,000 in Cook County, which is where I have been doing the majority of my research.  

One of the attractions, Oklahoma River Sports is a state of the art $45 million whitewater rafting and kayaking center that opened in 2016 and is home to the US Olympic kayak and canoe team.4.Oklahoma City is consistently voted one of the most affordable places to rent in the country, as well as one of the best places to invest in real estate.5.Studies have shown that millennials are flocking to Oklahoma City.Oklahoma City was voted among the top 10 cities that are attracting millennials as well as the 7th best cities to start a career.Millennials are adults age 20-35 years of age.Studies show that millennials boost economies.6.Oklahoma City has received numerous awards such as:a.2017-Top-10 major markets for housing affordability(Demographia)b.2017- Top 10 US cities where everyone wants to live (Business Insider)c.d.2016-Top-10 among large cities for recession recovery (WalletHub)e.2016-Top Metros for wage growth over the past decade (Forbes)f.2014- 1st in best city to start a business in (Kiplingers)g.2016-Best cities for workforce (Global Trade)h.2016 -among the top cities rebounding from the recession (CNBC)i.2016-ranked number 1 for quality of life (Business Facilities)j.2016 ranks number 1 for Women entrepreneurs (Merchant Cash USA)k.2016 ranked number 8 for millennial home population(Smart Assett)l.2016-Best bang for your buck housing market (Angie’s List)m.USA Today Reported,” Since 1999 the number of Californians departing the Golden State for Oklahoma has outnumbered those going the opposite direction by more than 21,000….The influx of Californians is a sign of Oklahoma’s growing economicprowess.”

Cleveland is very neighborhood specific (some areas are a money pit I'm sure), and with the expansion of Cleveland Clinic and medical facilities in general (and you are starting to see some health care tech companies sprout up), there are several areas that are really revitalizing and appreciation is happening (not like you might get in LA or Austin or Denver, but it is there).

Originally posted by @Soniel Estime:@Brie Schmidt thank you for the response, I tried typing the address and the pin in the link you provided and it came back “not found”  Is it in cook county?

But this is ADA, which covers public facilities like hotels, restaurants, libraries, stadiums etc...it doesn't govern rental properties.Yet HUD grouped SA and ESA into one class and does not seem to address the fact that SA and ESA are very different - a seeing eye dog is a true need and is trained to provide such service, an ESA is untrained and 99% of the time is a stun to get into pet free housing.