A reasonable accommodation would not allow her to disrupt the enjoyment and use or create a direct threat to another tenant.

I defaulted to sending it back but after the lawsuit threat I started thinking that was the wrong direction to go. 

Cyber Security3.

I don't want to get up there with my chest puffed out banging on the doors demanding rent or threat an eviction.I have seen huge damages take place on a friends property.

The biggest threat to rents right now is reverse household formation, during the pandemic we had record household formation (people moving out of their parents basement, going from having a roommate to living alone, buying a 2nd home, buying an Airbnb, buying a rental, buying 5 rentals etc.)

But I personally don't think it's as safe as a bet as the NYC metro area (bar any foreign threat). 

What is more significant here is that, in spite of all the threats from Western countries, China went ahead.

@Jared Threat there are tons of people that will work with a novice investor, some for the wrong reasons.If you want to finance most of the flip you probably need a HML, you really need a solid agent who has deal flow for this type of property.

Notwithstanding any other language to the contrary, should the Governor declare a state of emergency pursuant to § 44-146.17 of the Code of Virginia in response to a communicable disease of public health threat as defined in § 44-146.16 of the Code of Virginia, and if that declaration specifically provides that the eighth enactment of Chapter 552 of the Acts of Assembly Special Session I shall supersede the language set forth in enactment sixteen of this act then this sixteenth enactment shall not be effective so long as such a declared state of emergency remains in effect.

It seems 8" grass is less of a threat to public safety than that.