• Building Facilities: You have the right to equal and fair treatment and the use of your building's services and facilities.

• Accessibility: Apartments and condominiums built after 1991 must be accessible to persons who use walkers, wheelchairs or scooters. However, Section 8 landlords may be obligated to pay for reasonable modifications without regard to the age of the building.

• Reasonable Accommodations: Disabled persons are entitled reasonable accommodations so they may have an equal opportunity to use and enjoy a dwelling.

• Accessible Parking: If you are mobility impaired, your housing provider may have to assign you a parking space.

• Service Animals: You are entitled to live with your service or emotional support animal.

• It is also illegal for a housing provider to:

   - Make statements that indicate any preference, limitation or discrimination.

   - Set different standards, criteria, or higher security deposit because of your disability, nationality, race, gender, age or family size.

   - Turn you away because your are disabled, a single parent, have kids, or based on your nationality or race.

   - Establish a curfew for individuals under the age of 18.

   - Inquire as to the nature or severity of your disability.

   - Inquire as to whether a disabled person will be living in the apartment or home.

   - Segregate persons with disabilities to live on certain floors.