Fair Housing
A disabled tenant requests that their landlord allow them to install grab bars in the bathroom. The landlord must:
ADeny the request — it alters the property
BAllow the modification at the tenant's expense, with agreement to restore upon move-out✓ Correct
CPay for the modification themselves
DEvict the tenant for the request
Explanation
Fair housing law requires landlords to allow disabled tenants to make reasonable modifications at the tenant's expense. The landlord may require restoration of the property to original condition upon move-out.
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