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Disabled veteran wants a new toilet

Ricardo Cuartas
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Tenant is a disabled veteran and is currently section 8. He is having back pain since the normal and functional toilet he has is too short. I informed him to contact the VA so they can give him a special raised seat. He wants me to install and pay for a new 17 inch toilet. Any advice would be appreciated.

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Nathan Gesner
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Landlords should accept reasonable accommodations for disabled people. Replacing a toilet is reasonable and inexpensive.

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