Service animals are covered under the ADA, support animals are covered under the FHA.  

The ADA guidelines will apply.

just be careful with Fair housing and ada rights with pets. once you know the laws you can adjust your pet policy and deposits and prices based on the demand for your rental unit.. for instance, if you dont want pets but you have several people looking to rent your unit and one of the applicants is claiming pet as service, thats fine but weve had people threaten to sue for rights if we didnt pick them.. thats not cool. so what we did is dramatically raised the deposit on the pet where they couldnt afford it, now its not that we dont want to pick you its that you cant afford it..

I'm hoping Zillow will get on board an ad a "save feature" someday.

Idaho is one of the few states that don't offer an electronic equivalent to a registry of deeds; you will need to physically visit the courthouse to pull the information.Sorry...Regards,Scott MillerOriginally posted by "Tyro":Does anyone have a link for Ada County, Idaho?

Maybe you could keep the white range black fridge combo and make look like it was planned.That looks like a nice ADA range.Maybe put the range and fridge on the empty sidewall as an L kitchen.In this mockup the uppers have no doors (not everyone likes this) with a drop down wall, and the lowers are a larger width (more $$).But this seems to control the space better, especially the upper space.Will it rent for more (???)

try reaching out to investors that have an apartment that's ADA friendly.

You can ad a flat salaried 2nd job to increase your income.Do you have a car payment?

Have to read the ADA and UDO to determine how many.

Supposedly disputes both ways are to whom pays for certain upgrades -- ADA stuff inside vs outside, parking lot paving...Anyway it's a total mess and they fact my MIL can't speak English compounds the issue.