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Tsm
Okay, thanks. I know the “right” thing to do is to inform my landlord up front. It’s just that since I only have 30 days left, I’d rather avoid the particularly awkward conversation/email to management and just hold on to the letter if the topic comes up.
My only other questions is, on all the ESA sites (and I think HUD said it somewhere, too) it said the person with the ESA letter should request accommodation from the landlord once receiving the letter and that accommodation also includes changes to no-pet policies. Is this saying I do have to inform them ahead of time, or just that I should?
Also... on the topic of esa laws changing, Im not aware of any of this, or whether its true or not. However, I know my ESA documentation doesn’t hold up somewhere like a grocery store, as you mentioned it does. I only plan to use this ESA letter at my current no-pet apartment in my last month of tenancy.