Fair Housing
In Ohio, which of the following is TRUE about the 'reasonable modification' versus 'reasonable accommodation' distinction under the FHA?
ABoth terms mean the same thing
BA reasonable modification is a physical change to the property; a reasonable accommodation is a change in rules or policies✓ Correct
CA reasonable accommodation is a physical change; a reasonable modification is a change in rules
DNeither applies to private landlords with fewer than 4 units
Explanation
Under the FHA: a reasonable modification is a physical change to the dwelling (e.g., grab bars, ramp), typically at the tenant's expense; a reasonable accommodation is a change in rules, policies, or procedures (e.g., allowing a service animal).
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