My name is Jade Stobbe and I am a 31-year-old captain and physician in the Air Force.

The big change has been the increased abuse of Heroin (which is very cheap) and the increased abuse of prescription drugs (which has exploded).Here's a link to this article:http://www.drug-rehabs.org/con.php?

Guns, ammunition, survival gear, freezer full of prescription meds stockpiled for the end times, chickens, swords, a motorcycle, car and truck, taxidermy, sex toys, drug paraphenlia, and even a house that was completely spotless except for the one-gallon baggy full of marijuana (I threw it out).

In the case of a not-so-obvious need, such as Post Traumatic Stress, you are allowed to ask for proof of prescription.

You have every right to request written verification of these from a local, positively identified, physician or social worker, and request annual updates.

@J Scott you alluded to a prescription but it might help if we knew what kind of access the old house had?

An "Emotional Support Animal" provides therapeutic benefit and does not require specific training.You can ask the tenant "to present documentation from a physician, psychiatrist, social worker or other mental health professional that the animal provides support which mitigates at least one symptom of a disability".But you can't charge, can't require training, and can't ask about their disability.You CAN charge them for damage after the fact... but that's about it.Recently a Florida condo association paid $18k to settle a denial of a emotional support animal.So proceed with caution anytime someone says "Oh no, this isn't a pet.

I've represented doctor's who got physicians loans and they were issued a check from title at closing. 

My circumstances are that after I am done with graduate school I will most likely gross over 100k salary with a rather flexible schedule(physician assistant).

They also announced a doctorate program for physical therapy to accompany their new physician program that began this year.