@Amy Verges - my current thinking is similar, would love to get rid of it but an add'l $50k out of pocket is a hard pill to swallow.

IF if is a legitimate ESA (and a large percentage are not), then you cannot deny it, or charge additional deposits or rent for it, any more than you could charge her extra for some other medical prescription such as a wheelchair or medication. 

The figurative and literal cure would be the magic pill, and a proven and tested vaccine would be developed.https://profootballtalk.nbcsports.com/2020/07/02/allegiant-stadium-is-98-percent-complete-ahead-of-the-july-31-deadline/

He had just purchased a new home and was in the process of selling his other house and his business to his realtor and her daughter. while going through his text messages with his realtor we discovered she was actively encouraging him to take very powerful prescription narcotics as well as having him drive her out of state to buy marijuana products.

Her heating and cooling costs are less than half the neighbors in general (no, didn’t take a pill to see where everybody sets their thermostat).Just my two cents.

That would be a harder pill for me to swallow if it was a 1 BR making significantly less. 

I would love the input of this great community, and could easily be swayed one way or the other...At the end of the day, both are wins for me to learn.Are you taking the Red Pill or Blue Pill and why?

Having to pump a holding tank every month is a tough pill to swallow.

No magic pill, just plain old cold calling. 

Learning about the seasoning period for a true refinance was a tough pill to swallow.