Fair Housing
In Nebraska, the defense of a housing provider against a fair housing complaint based on disability accommodation is:
AThat their building was constructed before the Fair Housing Act's amendments
BThat the requested accommodation imposes an undue financial or administrative burden✓ Correct
CThat other tenants might be bothered by the accommodation
DThat the disabled tenant did not provide a doctor's letter
Explanation
A housing provider may decline a reasonable accommodation request only if it would impose an undue hardship — a significant financial or administrative burden. This is evaluated on a case-by-case basis considering the provider's resources.
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