Practice Of Real EstateFair HousingMEDIUM
The Americans with Disabilities Act (ADA) requires accessibility in:
Correct Answer
B) Public accommodations and commercial facilities
The ADA requires accessibility in public accommodations (businesses open to the public) and commercial facilities. It does not directly apply to residential housing, which is covered by the Fair Housing Act's disability provisions.
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A
All residential propertiesB
Public accommodations and commercial facilitiesC
Single-family homes onlyD
Government buildings onlyAudio Lesson3 min
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