Wait till YOU have a car wreck and you're not killed in it, you just turn to a vegitable in a wheel chair.

Are you in a wheelchair or diabetic?

They are the same as a wheelchair or glasses or anything else that helps a disabled person.

Specifically, if we are adding a ramp, a stairlift, or widening doorways for a wheelchair bound tenant?

@David Krulac  I had an HOA board once deny my tenant a request for a wheelchair ramp even though she submitted doctor's notes about her disability as they said it didn't conform to their HOA rules.  

She called my 5 days before telling me her husband had a stroke about a month before and they hoped they would be able to still use the house with their family but he was confined to a wheelchair and we are not ADA friendly which is a bummer.I refunded the full amount no problem.

That would include things like installing a wheelchair ramp, grab bars and hand rails, lowering counters to wheelchair height, assigning a parking space closer to the entrance, allowing therapy pets in an otherwise "no-pets" rental, etc.Good start here: http://massfairhousing.org/housing-discrimination/...And here: https://www.masshousing.com/portal/server.pt/docum...And here's what happens if you screw up: http://www.mass.gov/ago/news-and-updates/press-rel...

If they're in a wheelchair, they need a ramp.

"Assisted" living might mean people with incapable of some things, with canes or wheelchairs, either now or later, you might get cited.

sorry it was a dumb question - please delete