Fair Housing
A property manager in Georgia who maintains a legitimate 'no pets' policy may refuse to accommodate a tenant's emotional support dog if:
AA. The dog is a large breed
BB. Never — emotional support animals must always be accommodated under fair housing law
CC. The tenant cannot provide documentation of their disability and therapeutic need✓ Correct
DD. The building was built before 1990
Explanation
Fair housing law requires accommodation of emotional support animals for tenants with disabilities. Landlords may request documentation confirming the tenant's disability and therapeutic need for the animal.
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