Don't get emotionally tied to this deal.  

I've read that in Utah that a landlord cannot deny someone that has a "emotional support animal", but if they are a small landlord, it doesn't apply.

Hopefully good news - looks like HUD will soon be issuing more restrictive guidelines for what actually qualifies as an emotional support animal (the article references “service animals”, but it’s obvious from the language following that they are also referring to ESA’s).

You do not need to give a specific reason for doing this, just let them know that at the end of x month that they will no longer be able to live there....However, if this tenant has been; long term, hassle free, and prompt with their payments, maybe you need to reconsider moving them out as you may find the loss in this cash flow to put a hurt on your income.I would say a good compromise would be to see if the tenants want to upgrade to the bigger unit, where you being the kind landlord offer a "reduced" price to them.Ultimately it is your decision, but be sure that your decision is not based on emotions but rather simple dollars and sense. 

The Harasser later pleaded guilty to harassment and a protective order was entered prohibiting him from contacting the Tenant.The Tenant filed a lawsuit against the Manager, alleging violations of the FHA, New York’s fair housing laws, and various other causes of action related to the emotional trauma resulting from the harassment.

Something that pulls emotion into it and is likely to be shared, like my group sold over 10,000,000 dollars of homes in 2015.

I would not borrow from your fiancé unless she is all in emotionally.  

I think real estate like anything runs in Cycles statistically I have always learned that real estate runs in a seven-year cycle it goes up it goes down and then it goes sideways.There's a lot of reasons obviously why the market is what it is today and there's a lot of economic emotional and influential drivers that are keeping what we are seeing at this current time a but just like the way it is today it will change either for the better or for the worse and there's two things I can guaranteeThe market will go up and the market will crash at some point in the future.

Hi All,Just wanted to solicit some feedback from those with more experience around tenants with emotional support animals.  

I know this may be difficult but it sounds like you are already getting emotionally involved.