What you can ask for
Two kinds of requests are covered under fair housing law. You don't need to know which one yours is — just describe what would help.
A change to a rule or service
For example, an assigned accessible parking space, permission for an assistance animal, or a different way to receive notices.
A physical change to your home or a shared area
For example, grab bars in the bathroom, a ramp at an entrance, or other accessibility improvements — in your own home or in a common area like a lobby, laundry room, or walkway.
Private & confidential
We ask only for what's needed to review your request, and it's shared only with the people who need it to help. You never need to share a medical diagnosis or your records.
What happens next
- Tell us what you need — through this site, in person, by phone, or in writing. You can ask on your own, with your property manager, or have someone you trust make the request for you.
- Your property team confirms they received it and may follow up to talk it through.
- If needed, you may be asked to verify the need — without sharing a diagnosis.
- A decision is made, and your team works with you to put it in place.
Need help making a request?
If you need help submitting a request, need this information in another format, or need communication assistance because of a disability, contact your property manager or the Residential Management Corporation office. We'll work with you to provide an accessible way to make your request.
Fair Housing & Nondiscrimination
Residential Management Corporation is committed to equal housing opportunity and does not discriminate in housing or housing-related services on the basis of any characteristic protected by federal, state, or local law. RMC will not retaliate against any person for requesting a reasonable accommodation or modification, assisting another person with a request, filing a fair housing complaint, or otherwise exercising fair housing rights.