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I live in a community with strict HOA rules, including a no-pet policy, which made things stressful because I rely on my pet for emotional support while dealing with depression.
I wasn’t sure if an ESA letter would even work with an HOA, so I did some research and decided to go through My ESA Therapist. The process involved a proper evaluation with a licensed mental health professional, which made me feel more confident about the legitimacy.
Once I received my ESA letter, I submitted it to the HOA. I was expecting pushback, but they reviewed it and eventually approved my request as a reasonable accommodation.
It wasn’t instant, but it worked—and now I can keep my pet without worrying about violating the rules.
If you’re dealing with HOA restrictions, don’t assume it’s impossible. A valid ESA letter can actually make a difference. Anyone else dealt with this?
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