What if there is an accident and they need medical attention or the 16 y.o. can't get his little brothers to listen to him and they trash the place or stay up all night making noise for the guest upstairs, or worse, they try to cook and burn down the place with other people in it?  

However, the tenant can be charged if their animals do damage to the property...and in the case of an emotional support animal the applicant can be required to provide documentation to the landlord of the need for such an animal FROM A QUALIFIED MEDICAL PROFESSIONAL (although the landlord cannot ask the specifics on why the applicant needs an emotional support animal).Gail

I'm sure you can relate since you followed someone who has years of experience and ahead of you in the medical field.

When it's not "tourist season", I often rent my places to medical students who are here for rotations. 

Think inventory like buying and selling cars or merchandise on a web site.  

You can try anything, however the issue with a 13100 Affidavit is that: 1) Medi-Cal must still be noticed!

In areas such as southern California where we have perfect year round weather, all of the Forbes list companies have offices, high tech, low tech, manufacturing, medical centers, universities galore, amusements, sports venues, zoos, beaches, etc. there is ALWAYS going to be a high demand, thus higher prices.

If you live in an area that experiences fairly high temperatures or you have a medical condition requiring a functioning air conditioner, the law might look on that differently."

The form can require a signature and identifying/licensing information and place of business of the medical professional or social worker that completes it; and you can require that it be provided by a "reliable source" (internet certificates, out of state professionals (unless prospect has relocated, but has personally been seen within one year) or similar legitimate, verifiable sources.

I think Salina is also becoming a regional medical hub in North Central and Central Kansas.