There is no age minimum for emotional support animals. Your landlord will have the right however to demand a valid ESA letter.

Your landlord was not entitled to collect a pet deposit in relation to an ESA. You may want to inform your landlord that if they continue to violate Fair Housing guidelines that you may file a complaint with HUD.

In order to have rights as an ESA owner, he will need his own ESA letter from a licensed healthcare professional that states his need for his own emotional support animal. Landlords cannot discriminate against potential tenants on the basis of their need for an assistance animal.

Emotional support animal rights are only for tenants in residential homes. They do not have rights in commercial properties that are not residential.

I have a commercial building and have a tenant wanting to bring is dogs inside the building in common areas and his unit he rents. He had a LPC write a letter. What are the rules for a commercial building with 36 units

If you submitted proper ESA documentation, a landlord can only deny an emotional support animal if they have a valid excuse, such as if the animal poses a safety or health hazard. ESAs are exempt from no-pet policies – that is not a valid reason to reject an ESA.

My landlord canceled my abylity to renew my lease because last month mi yearly lease expires she denied my month to month after I showed her my doctor recomendation for my ESA because of no pet policy in my complex I don’t want to move because there is nice patch of green where I can walk my dog and not worry about cars hitting us we live in Davie Fl. What should I do?