Aarp homefit video: shared spaces and outdoor places

CARING FOR A HOME IS WORK. CARING FOR A HOME WITH A YARD IS EVEN MORE WORK. FREEDOM FROM LAWN CARE, SNOW-SHOVELING, RAKING, WEEDING AND MULCHING ARE AMONG THE MANY BENEFITS OF LIVING IN AN

APARTMENT BUILDING, SOME TOWN HOUSE DEVELOPMENTS OR A FULL-SERVICE COMMUNITY. THE CONCERNS LISTED BELOW APPLY REGARDLESS OF SOMEONE’S OWNER OR RENTER STATUS, OR THE DWELLING TYPE. ONE

DIFFERENCE IS WHETHER THE NECESSARY WORK MUST BE EITHER DONE OR ARRANGED BY THE RESIDENT, A NON-OCCUPYING OWNER, A HOMEOWNERS’ ASSOCIATION OR A MANAGEMENT COMPANY. _Share this video via 

YouTube_ ABOUT TENANT RIGHTS The legal rights and protections for residents who rent rather than own vary by both location and situation. For instance, the rights of tenants who rent from an

individual or private company differ from those who live in government-sponsored housing. The website of the U.S. Department of Housing and Urban Development provides links to resources for

every state, Puerto Rico, the U.S. Virgin Islands and the District of Columbia. Visit _HUD.gov_ and enter the search term “tenant rights.” Information about the Fair Housing Act and the

Americans with Disabilities Act can be found on the same website by searching the phrase “disability overview.” AARP HOMEFIT VIDEOS AARP HOMEFIT GUIDE More from AARP.org/Livable  Use the

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