Are reasonable modifications restricted to the interior of a dwelling?
No. Reasonable modifications are not limited to the interior of a dwelling. In addition to being made to the interior, reasonable modifications may also be made to public and common use areas such as widening entrances to fitness centers or laundry rooms, or for changes to exteriors of dwelling units such as installing a ramp at the entrance to a dwelling.
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