Laws & AgencyQuestion 48 of 120
Under California and federal law, a landlord must generally allow a tenant with a disability to:
a.Skip paying rent
b.Make reasonable modifications and keep a service animal despite a no-pets policy
c.Break the lease at any time
d.Occupy without a lease
Explanation
Fair housing law requires landlords to permit reasonable accommodations and modifications for tenants with disabilities, including allowing service or assistance animals despite a no-pets rule. The tenant may be responsible for the cost of certain modifications. These protections ensure equal access to housing.
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