Utah laws concerning the emotional support animals
What are the current Utah laws concerning emotional support animals? Are there same laws for someone who is renting out a single-family home vs. apartment complex?
I've been contacted by someone who is interested in renting my single family house and she has a cat who is an emotional support animal. She says that she has a letter from ESA. I posted on my ad that i don't rent to people cats, but in this case, do i even get a choice to say no? Can I charge pet deposit or pet rent with emotional support animals (or is it pretty much same like with service animals)? Who or how am I going to pay for the damages when she moves out and the carpet, pad and floorboards need to be replaced because it is soaked with cat urine?