Fair Housing
Under the Fair Housing Act, which of the following is NOT required of a housing provider when a disabled tenant requests a reasonable accommodation?
AEngaging in an interactive process to identify an effective accommodation
BProviding the accommodation if it does not impose an undue hardship
CPaying all costs associated with any disability-related modification✓ Correct
DConsidering whether the requested accommodation is reasonable
Explanation
While landlords must allow reasonable accommodations and reasonable modifications, tenants—not landlords—pay for physical modifications to the unit. Landlords pay for reasonable accommodations to policies or services, not structural modifications.
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