You do not have to provide details about your disability or about the specific tasks the service animal performs.NOTE: A verification letter stating that the service animal would be “nice” or “helpful” is insufficient.Does an emotional support or companion animal need to be trained?

I learned a lot of good information and felt that the $200 price tag was very fair especially considering that it allowed for a companion to attend as well. 

Have all the alarms you need and be careful with peeling lead paint with children, don't sand lead paint which creates dust for kids, watch for discrimination possibilities and now watch out for companion animals.BTW networking with other local investors can help you stay on top of your game too.Like most on here say, insurance first.

I have NO problem getting renters and I know how important companion animals can be.

Accessory structure rules, companion unit rules, and other things come into play too.

So, if you've got a conforming duplex on the lot, you can add an additional companion unit. 

I have attended a few workshops and events put on by a company called Maxable Space, they are a local company helping people with everything ADU related and are very knowledgeable on the topic.https://maxablespace.comAlso note that if you’re looking in the City of San Diego, the code refers to these units as “companion units” or “jr. companion units”.

Here a certified therapy dog would be classified as a working dog (similar to seeing eye dog, companion dog or, even police dog) and you cannot discriminate against working dogs (they are not pets).When it comes to pets you can set your own rules, but, as others have indicated, it is critical you apply them fairly and consistently.

i have and use 99.9% of the time AMEX cards. one for personal and one for business.personal - gives me Hilton points and i dont have to pay for hotel stays.business - gives me Delta miles, so i dont have to pay for getting to those hotels. i also get a companion ticket for free, but it has a annual fee of $150. well worth it.i used to have AMEX with a cash back and i hated it. on a ~$8k bill i got around $30 or so back. if that. i dont remember. but it seemed very little for what i spent.

For me, it's about taking up new hobbies, working out, making time to go out and meet people, especially those who I know would not only be good social companions but also share my interest for running a business particularly marketing.Just as long as it's something I am interested in, would make me a better person/entrepreneur, I do it. :)