Fair Housing
Under Colorado fair housing law, a landlord's 'no pets' policy may need to be modified for a tenant with a disability when:
AA. The tenant has any type of animal
BB. The tenant requests an accommodation for an assistance animal (service animal or emotional support animal) related to their disability✓ Correct
CC. The animal is an approved breed
DD. The tenant has lived in the unit for more than 1 year
Explanation
Under the FHA, a 'no pets' policy must be modified as a reasonable accommodation when a tenant with a disability needs an assistance animal (service animal or emotional support animal) related to their disability. The modification applies to both service animals (ADA-trained) and emotional support animals (ESAs).
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