In most cases, landlords only need verification that you have a disability-related need for an ESA, not the details of your diagnosis. Before redacting anything, consider asking your provider to issue a revised letter that does not include specific medical information.As for the pet deposit, many...

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Honestly, I think all three can be fair if they are used the right way.A refundable pet deposit makes sense to me. It protects the owner in case the pet causes damage, but the renter gets it back if everything is fine. That feels balanced.A non-refundable pet fee is a bit trickier. I get why...

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