@Mendez Garcia I use Jessica Sheiber, for residential evictions. my advice: be patient and put your emotions aside. 

My understanding is that if someone has a service animal or emotional support animal, I'm required to allow it in my state unless that specific animal might pose a threat to others.

Just make sure to run it like business partners not family partners. try to keep as much emotion out of it as possible.

I guess my personal opinion is driven by emotion.

We did it..put 7K in escrow as an earnest deposit.Then he demanded more things before closing not on contract like evicting tenants he didn't like bc of a boyfriend staying there and having them out before buying..or trying to evict them for things we're not illegally allowed to do like having an emotional support animal he didn't want in there.He showed up multiple times unannounced the weekend before it was supposed to close. 

There are plenty of deals out there so don't get emotional on this deal.  

I am too emotionally drained with this tenant.

Who knows, five kids and a 100lb emotional support puppy later.

I don't have any emotional ties or obligations to this person, but I don't want to have a sworn enemy either or a lawyer on my doorstep.

Look to others for emotional support but look in the miror to find the person who will make a difference.John Corey