Don't get me wrong Las Vegas has an awesome appreciation but I think due to the current health crisis Las Vegas can be a more volatile market than Texas.  

"As a best practice, documentation contemplated in certain circumstances by the Assistance Animals Guidance is recommended to include the following general information: The patient’s name, Whether the health care professional has a professional relationship with that patient/client involving the provision of health care or disability-related services, and The type of animal(s) for which the reasonable accommodation is sought. . . .Also, the documentation should include whether the patient needs the animal(s) (because it does work, provides assistance, or performs at least one task that benefits the patient because of his or her disability, or because it provides therapeutic emotional support to alleviate a symptom or effect of the disability of the patient/client, and not merely as a pet)."

I have found a few resources online that support the 100 mile exception, but nothing solid/official. 

I am currently looking for recommendations on property managers, agents or mortgage brokers in Indy.In return, I don’t have a lot of real estate advice to offer, but I can offer advice on endurance training plus answer any health or fitness questions.

@Brian Koons I've thought about this strategy also, which would be my first deal since I have yet to officially become an REI.

Lender Mo Health at Diversified home loans in Logan.

I would find a legal excuse to pass on both and keep looking....If I had to choose, I would choose puppy....as long as the breed isn't prohibited on my insurance.We all have tenants that we call "insane" and "unstable" and a huge hassle to deal with...sorry, but I'm not very comfortable signing up for one where I already know they have mental health issue...sorry.But bottom line is that you better have a LEGAL reason to decline them...

Now if this is a bigger city, you might only get a meeting with Zoning official and that’s ok.

So in any doubt, call the company through the official phone number (as you said).

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