Assertion: roommate's support dog | /r/HasProperty | esa
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text: How to stop a roommate having an emotional support dog ESA if you don’t want one around
text: Once the roommate has done this, your landlord cannot refuse to house your roommate for the reason that they have an emotional support dog ESA or tell them that the dog cannot be there, even if the property has a no pet policy.
text: Things the landlord can say to stop the roommate from having an emotional support dog ESA
text: A lot of people don’t know that there are loads of properties where the Fair Housing Act is not applicable, so your roommate cannot use it to get your landlord to accept their emotional support dog ESA.
text: Examples of reasons a roommate can use to get a landlord to refuse an emotional support dog ESA
text: The part of the Fair Housing Act relevant to your roommate being allowed an emotional support dog ESA, is to prevent your roommate from being discriminated against with housing due to their mental disability.
text: However, the Fair Housing Act takes Health and Safety into account as a reason for a landlord not to allow an emotional support dog ESA in your home.
text: ’s ESA letter saying they need to have an emotional support dog ESA at home, then check the details on them are from a real licensed medical therapist such a doctor, psychologist or psychiatrist.
text: Roommate saying lies to stop their roommate from getting an emotional support dog ESA
text: Roommate is lying that they need an emotional support dog ESA
text: If your roommate had the emotional support dog ESA before you or they moved in, the landlord should have checked you are compatible, especially if there are other places they could have accommodated your roommate.
text: This new roommate may like to change to your place if they are already friends with your current roommate, or you can find some way this other person would find it advantageous to be housemates with your roommate who has the emotional support dog ESA.