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    10 months ago

    “When you put them all into a package, it’s so rife with possibilities for errors on the part of the landlord,” Gulbransen said. “That makes people think twice about renting out that empty unit.”

    Oh no.

    Plus, she said the state already has laws in place to protect renters with disabilities or mental health issues who rely on emotional support or service animals.

    Oh, well since they are already bending over backwards following ADA guidelines obviously that’s argument enough

    Btw to those who didn’t read the article, it also mentions how a lot of pets are surrendered because the owners couldn’t find housing that accommodates them.