Fair Housing
Under the Fair Housing Act, a person with a disability may make reasonable modifications to their rental unit if they:
AObtain written permission from HUD
BAgree to restore the unit to its original condition when vacating✓ Correct
CPay a non-refundable modification fee to the landlord
DHave lived in the unit for at least one year
Explanation
Under the Fair Housing Act, tenants with disabilities have the right to make reasonable modifications at their own expense, but may be required to restore the unit to its original condition upon vacating.
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