Fair Housing
In Tennessee, which of the following statements about service animals under the Fair Housing Act is TRUE?
AService animals must be certified by a veterinarian
BA landlord may ask for documentation of disability and disability-related need for the animal✓ Correct
CService animals are prohibited in all 'no pets' housing
DOnly guide dogs for the visually impaired qualify as service animals under the FHA
Explanation
Under the FHA, a landlord may request reliable documentation verifying the disability (if not obvious) and the connection between the disability and the need for the assistance animal. No specific certification is required.
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