A Service Animal, which he noted in this post, is different then a ESA or therapy animal.

I hate getting them because I do not have a thick skin, but posting them on my blog works like therapy for me...lolSeriously though it's amazing how angry people get.  

You have to get her buy in with some kind of trade off like bigger house plus roommate or not her dream home and no roommate, or of the $1000 rent she can keep $300 for a monthly house maid and two hour massage or $200 shopping spree or something.

If its too emotional for you, or you want to take your eyes off the deal as a keeper, and get greedy and put your eyes on the seller of contract, your not unusual, and you have more experience to pick up and learn, and probably should buy with a realtor, and accept a no-deal retail that a hard money lender will definitely not touch.Go to wake, raleigh rei, for group therapy, but what do you want to hear?

Don't worry Hep 3 since this is transmitted by bodily fluids.Would look for a property with a stream or running water, if you're doing therapy.

It would behoove everyone in this age of therapy/comfort/emotional support animals to stop using the word pet.

This is possible with a program called a family opportunity loan, your lender should know about the program, if not then send me a massage and I'll give the contact info for a lender that I use.

In NY, business licenses are more oriented toward retail or certain services like cutting hair or massage.

We have a strict No Pet Policy across all of our properties, AND also an Assistance Animal Policy that applies to all non-pets (Service Animals, Emotional Support Animals, Comfort Animals, Therapy Animals, or any animals by any other name).Fair Housing laws state that an "accommodation" can be requested at any time, before, during or after occupancy.

I hope to teach my kids what I've learn, but without the pain (or therapy bills!).