In the future when he calls you with a problem and complaint be less accommodating and more business like with him.

If that is the case, I would suggest they submit a claim with their renter's insurance policy to be reimbursed for their accommodations.

BUT when it comes to housing laws, "HUD does not have a training requirement for service animals....Emotional support animals and comfort animals would be included as a reasonable accommodation under HUD rules." 

You need to be very accommodating, drop off the paperwork early, give them time to review it, ask if they have any concerns, address them. 

She is going to talk to Attoney about her rights...Luckily I haven't signed on the lease with the new tenants and they are very accommodating. 

I no longer, as the online lease with it's addendums runs some 50 pages, and quite comprehensive.

Hey @harnell, Let me give some basis: (This list is not comprehensive)There are some incentives to deaccelerate income this year because of the lower tax per new tax changes.

It's been a couple of years since we looked, but none of the offerings we reviewed at that time properly accommodated operations in Canada.  

We've tried to be placating and accommodating, but she just escalates.

I'm a little upset that i accommodated that request yet they are asking me to pay a moveout fee.