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Suppose a landlord has a tenant who is visually impaired. Because of a strict no-pet policy, the landlord will not allow his visually impaired tenant to live with her guide dog. Because the Fair Housing
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Suppose a landlord has a tenant who is visually impaired. Because of a strict no-pet policy, the landlord will not allow his visually impaired tenant to live with her guide dog. Because the Fair Housing Act prohibits this action, this renter can file a complaint.

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Yes, this renter is able to file a complaint because she is not able to see, and she needs a guide dog.

Hope this helps!

Sincerely; Victoria<3

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