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Refusing to rent to a person with a disability is illegal under the Fair Housing Act (FHA) in the United States, which prohibits discrimination based on disability, among other protected characteristics. The law mandates that landlords provide equal housing opportunities and make reasonable accommodations for individuals with disabilities. This ensures that people with disabilities have the same access to housing as those without disabilities, promoting inclusivity and preventing discrimination. Violating these protections can result in legal consequences for landlords.
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What makes it illegal to refuse to rent to someone who is disabled?
The Civil Rights act of 1968
What happens if someone gifts a property to a disabled person?
The fact that the person is disabled makes no difference in terms of tax or law.
How is being disabled make you different to any other person?
it makes you a little bit different, but only in looks, transportation and mental. i don't think it matters whether you are disabled or not, as long as you are treated fairly
Can a landlord in Boston refuse to rent based on age?
No, Equal Housing Act makes it illegal to dcriminate based on age. The only exception is housing specifically designed for seniors.
What do you do after you have done an illegal move in chess?
You get disqualified which makes the other person the winner , or you redo your turn
Who makes faust an offer he can't refuse?
Mefistofele
What do you call a person who makes drugs?
A person who makes drugs is commonly referred to as a "drug manufacturer" or "drug producer." In the illegal context, such individuals are often called "drug dealers" or "drug traffickers."
Why is it so easy to get illegal drugs?
Because the drugs people use bring them down to reality and it makes them smarter than someone who is trying to catch the person who is getting the illegal drug.
How do you buy a retired service dog?
Retired service dogs are not for sale. Each disabled, blind or deaf person makes a decision as to where their retired partner will live after they retire.
Makes it legal to refuse To rent to a person who is the same?
In many jurisdictions, discrimination in rental housing based on protected characteristics such as race, gender, religion, disability, and familial status is illegal under fair housing laws. However, landlords may legally refuse to rent to individuals based on legitimate business reasons, such as poor credit history or insufficient income. If a refusal is based solely on a characteristic that is not a legitimate reason, it could be considered discriminatory and therefore illegal. Always check local laws for specific regulations, as they can vary widely.
What makes illegal gambaling illegal?
There are specific laws prohibiting it.
What makes a gun illegal?
That's a very vague and general question. A gun is "illegal" if it is stolen, if it is in the possession of a person not legally allowed to possess a gun, or if it violates a local state law.
