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All Forum Posts by: Violet Lisa

Violet Lisa has started 1 posts and replied 2 times.

Thanks so much, everyone! I am so glad to see all your replies. The rental property is in Sacramento, CA. The applicant did tell me they have a dog. The tricky part was as soon as we mentioned the pet deposit, she said the dog was an ESA animal. She's been calling yesterday and today for an update. 

I live far away in a different city and I feel I need to find someone who I can trust, this raises a little red flag to me.

I guess my situation is a little unusual - I have a potential tenant who has filled out applications but did not disclose they have an emotional support dog until we mentioned there will be a pet deposit since there will be a dog living on the property as well. I am okay with the pet situation but I feel it's a bit odd they told us the dog is emotional support right after my property manager let them know about the pet deposit instead of just being upfront about it. I don't feel comfortable with the situation, and I think this is dishonest. Can I deny the applicant at this point? I would appreciate any advise, thank you.