Fair Housing
A Colorado landlord with a no-pets policy receives a request from a tenant with a disability for an emotional support animal. The landlord must:
ADeny the request since no-pets policies apply to everyone equally
BConsider it as a reasonable accommodation and grant it if it does not pose an undue burden✓ Correct
CCharge an additional pet deposit for the emotional support animal
DRequire the tenant to prove the disability in court before considering the request
Explanation
An emotional support animal is a reasonable accommodation under the Fair Housing Act for persons with disabilities. Landlords may not apply standard no-pet policies to service or support animals and cannot charge pet deposits for them.
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