Room 2: 15 min downtown Orlando, Sanford & Wekiwa

NO SMOKING OF ANY KIND INSIDE THE HOUSE. As our rooms already in the budget friendly rate, no refund will be issued once you check-in. Thank you for your understanding. Forget your worries in this spacious home. The room equipped with TV and wifi. It is a shared house-so please be respectful to other tenant. Enjoy our spacious pool and quite neighborhood. -5 min from nearest hospital -5 min from publix and crane roost park -15 to 20 min to downtown orlando -15 min from wekiwa springs park Guest access Front door and Screen door by the pool in the back. DO NOT ENTER the back door by the car park area. During your stay This is a shared house please respect others privacy, belongings and accommodation as you would like to be treated. Other things to note Understanding the Difference: Support Animals, Emotional Support Animals, and Pets in Florida… FOR EDUCATIONAL PURPOSE ONLY! In the state of Florida, it is crucial to distinguish between Support Animals (SA), Emotional Support Animals (ESA), and pets, as these classifications have legal implications under Title XLIV Civil Rights, Chapter 760.27 of the Florida Statutes. Misrepresentation of Emotional Support Animals (ESA) in Florida. Knowingly providing false or misleading information about an Emotional Support Animal (ESA) is considered a second-degree misdemeanor in Florida. The penalties for misrepresentation may include up to 60 days of imprisonment, a fine of up to $500, and 30 hours of community service. Permissible Inquiries Under the Americans with Disabilities Act (ADA) Housing providers are permitted to ask the following questions regarding an animal’s status, as stipulated by the Americans with Disabilities Act (ADA): 1. Is the animal a service animal required due to a disability? 2. What specific task or work has the animal been trained to perform? If the response to one or both of these questions is "none" or "no," the animal does not qualify as a Service Animal (SA). Instead, it is classified as either an ESA or a pet. If the property has a "No Pet" policy, this applies to undocumented ESA’s and the legal mandate is to show the paperwork upon demand for protection in allowing the ESA to stay in the house. However, Airbnb will support you, the guest, in not providing this ESA documentation. A Florida Judge however, ruling in a landlord friendly state, may not be as understanding as Airbnb. Common Conditions for Emotional Support Animals (ESA) Emotional Support Animals are typically recommended for individuals managing the following conditions: • Anxiety • Depression • Post-Traumatic Stress Disorder (PTSD) • Attention Deficit Hyperactivity Disorder (ADHD) • Addiction recovery • Autism Spectrum Disorder • Bipolar Disorder • Eating Disorders • Mood Disorders • Neurocognitive Disorders • Obsessive-Compulsive Disorder (OCD) • Schizophrenia • Social Anxiety • Phobias Documentation for Emotional Support Animals It is important to note that a licensed healthcare professional must determine whether an ESA is appropriate for an individual's condition. We at signature capital group do not intend or wish to know about any condition that you may have that requiers a SA or ESA. In Florida, it is neither illegal nor discriminatory for a housing provider to request documentation confirming that an animal is an ESA and is necessary for the individual’s well-being.