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An Ohio landlord with a strict no-pets policy receives a request from a tenant with a documented anxiety disorder to keep an emotional support animal. Under Ohio fair housing law, the landlord should:

Correct Answer

D) Allow the animal as a reasonable accommodation and waive any pet deposit or pet fee

Under the Fair Housing Act and Ohio law (ORC 4112), an emotional support animal is not a pet—it is a reasonable accommodation. The landlord must waive the no-pets policy and cannot charge pet deposits or fees for assistance or emotional support animals.

Answer Options
A
Deny the request because the no-pets policy applies uniformly to all tenants
B
Allow the animal but charge a pet deposit equal to one month's rent
C
Request a letter from a veterinarian confirming the animal is trained
D
Allow the animal as a reasonable accommodation and waive any pet deposit or pet fee

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