No one should be forced to do modifications of personal private houses (all houses for rent). Prospective tenants look at a house and either take it or not. They shouldn't be able to take it and then force landlord to modify the house. There should be listing for currently available houses that already have disability features. The law makes no sense. If a prospective tenant doesn't like the house as is, then they shouldn't rent it. If they do rent it, it is implied that they are accepting the house as is and will not be asking for any modifications. If they are requesting modifications, it should be up to the owner whether to do them or not. If the owner decides not to, then the prospective tenant doesn't rent the house.
David Ortiz and Jessie Danielson need to be voted out ASAP. We can't have Reps writing laws that will lead to further discrimination. I am 100% certain people with disabilities will find it difficult to get a place to rent now because no Landlord is willingly going to rent to anyone with disability.
In theory, would the HUD law supersede state law if landlords are claiming it is “unreasonable” to rent the property to disabled persons requiring modifications prior to an able to move in?
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No one should be forced to do modifications of personal private houses (all houses for rent). Prospective tenants look at a house and either take it or not. They shouldn't be able to take it and then force landlord to modify the house. There should be listing for currently available houses that already have disability features.
The law makes no sense. If a prospective tenant doesn't like the house as is, then they shouldn't rent it. If they do rent it, it is implied that they are accepting the house as is and will not be asking for any modifications. If they are requesting modifications, it should be up to the owner whether to do them or not. If the owner decides not to, then the prospective tenant doesn't rent the house.
You're a boss for staying in Colorado.
LOL, it is amazing to me that there are still non-corporate landlords in Colorado.
Not for long!
Who deems if it is reasonable or not? If someone asks for a modification that is 10k or 20k, would that be considered reasonable?
David Ortiz and Jessie Danielson need to be voted out ASAP. We can't have Reps writing laws that will lead to further discrimination. I am 100% certain people with disabilities will find it difficult to get a place to rent now because no Landlord is willingly going to rent to anyone with disability.
Would you need to pay to modify the rental property for a current tenant with a pre-existing condition?
yes, if they make the request and it is deemed reasonable.
In theory, would the HUD law supersede state law if landlords are claiming it is “unreasonable” to rent the property to disabled persons requiring modifications prior to an able to move in?
State law can't restrict federal law, but it can make federal law MORE restrictive (which is what this law does), so it does comply with federal law.