A person in a wheel chair can still use there hands, talk, there mind etc and guess what, it's actually hard for most of these people to find employment oddly enough and having known such disabled persons I know how much they WANT to contribute, sitting at home and rotting is mental torture.  

They are asking for an accommodation, you can tell them the terms of the accommodation and in the end they have to put the place in the condition it was in when they started.Same as the wheelchair accommodation request I got. 

Before I bought it I was buying real estate giving myself and my daughter something to do, my lily girl (Alice kate) was disabled and a single father it gave us something to look forward to every day rehabbing apartments, I started doing some research on turning a small complex into something for her and design it for her wheelchair in case something would ever happen to me, she would have her own place ,in my research I seen assisted living facilities and thought thats what she needs something with nurses. well I found this 4000sqft building and it was an ALF I made the owner an offer and bought it!

An emotional support animal has to be treated like any service animal, which means you can't discriminate against them any more than you could a wheelchair or crutches.You could say, "I'm sorry but we don't allow pets."

you rolled by in a wheel chair and the wheels "triggered" the pit (this one is real).  3. 

If you explain about the possibility of two guys with steel pipes jumping out of the bushes the year after next and putting him in a wheelchair with a brain injury and a colostomy bag to crap in for the rest of his short life, he might still not get it.

He is not going to be stuck in a wheel chair!

An Emotional Support Animal might have a cute little vest that says Emotional Support Animal, but that doesn't mean it has any special training.Think of a true ESA or SD like a wheelchair.

They are not as distressed, look for stuff like single pane windows, older style of trees - there are several shrubs that were extremely popular in the 80s and are not popular now.. look for wheelchair ramps.

It is no different than a wheelchair or medication under the law.