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Showing 1 post in Emotional Support Animals.
Not So Fast On Your “No Pets” Policy
Posted In Dog owners, Emotional Support Animals, Federal Housing Administration (FHA), Homebuyers, Landlord, Real Estate Law, Tenant
Many landlords enforce a “no pets” policy in their rental units – and for good reason. Pets can be destructive, frighten other tenants, and increase landlords’ liability exposure. Such a policy, however, can be discriminatory to those with disabilities. While most landlords understand their obligation to make an exception for service animals, not all know what to do when a tenant requests to keep an emotional support animal (“ESA”) in their unit. More >
