@Patricia SteinerYeah, I believe in the citation it says that demolition is an option, but will need permits and then there's the cost, which could be around 10k.

Lastly it muddies the relationship between landlord and tenant...in the eyes of the law the landlord is liable for the habitability of the property regardless of a separate contract (try to argue with Toledo City Water that the lease specifies the tenant has to pay that bill...try to argue with the Dept of Neighborhoods on a blight citation that the tenant lives there and controls the property and should be the one showing up in court).

(I'm not a constitutional attorney so I go cross eyed when I read the litany of citations)http://lcapps.co.lucas.oh.us/PublicAccess/ViewPubl...Finally below is the Go Fund Me for Lucas County and Ohio political action...we have this lawsuit pretty much funded but it has been obvious that we needed to be active about two years before the lawsuit.

There's a citation to the complete law embedded in there.This is most applicable for landlords renting their own single-family houses when someone tells you that you have to accommodate their "service animal" under the Fair Housing Act.

The part I hate the most is that now I have a trash citation on my property record!!!

The citations are Fannie Mae, Freddie Mac, and the Urban Institute.

Do you have a citation for that 25k write off?

Upon request, I will share citations to relevant studies, and would be happy to answer other questions you may have concerning my recommendation that [FULL NAME OF TENANT] have an emotional support animal.

I didnt include the 25 or so traffic  citations in the list

I was hoping for a source or citation on that.