According to a study by Apartment Guide, 62% of renters place the greatest importance on location. When searching online, 44% of renters are looking for a place that fits their budget and 29% are looking for a place that meets location needs. While nothing is more important than price, neighborhood, utilities, square footage, pet friendly and specific amenities were also important. Only 14% of renters say they’re willing to compromise on location and 15% say they’ll compromise on price, but 29% are willing to compromise on size.
Regulations which restrict* certain breeds of dogs don’t apply if proper documentation has been provided that an animal is an assistance animal. These *restrictions apply to pets. A service or comfort animal is not a pet. However, assistance animals cannot be a direct threat to the health or safety of others. If the landlord has documented proof that an animal (whether a restricted breed or otherwise) is a legitimate threat to other residents, employees, or to the property itself, that animal may be barred from the community. The key word here is DOCUMENTED. 
