Fair Housing
Which of the following would NOT be considered a reasonable modification request from a disabled tenant under the Fair Housing Act?
AInstalling a grab bar in the bathroom
BAdding a wheelchair ramp at the unit entrance
CCompletely renovating the building's common areas at the landlord's expense✓ Correct
DLowering a wall thermostat to wheelchair height
Explanation
Reasonable modifications for disabled tenants include physical changes to the unit that allow them equal enjoyment of the premises — at the tenant's expense in private housing. Requiring complete renovation of common areas at landlord expense goes beyond 'reasonable' and is not required.
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