Fair Housing
A Montana property manager who has a rule requiring all adults in the household to be listed on the lease may be discriminating against:
ACommercial tenants only
BAdults who are guests, not violating any protected class
CFamilies where additional adults with disabilities join the household and need to be added as reasonable accommodation✓ Correct
DNo protected classes since this is a standard lease practice
Explanation
A blanket refusal to add adult household members could discriminate if, for example, a person with a disability needs a live-in caretaker. The landlord may need to make a reasonable accommodation to add a necessary caretaker.
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