The coop living group I've been hanging out at lately offered me a bid, and probably 10 of the residents told me that they'd be not just willing, but excited to modify the house to make it more accessible to me. This is a coop with not a lot of money, where all the renovations (and, granted, they do quite a bit) are done by house residents. They're under no legal (or, I would argue, moral) obligation to do that.

MIT, with money up the wazoo, a "Senior Architect for Accessibility", and both a legal and a moral obligation to be accessible, drags its feet on minor changes either to campus infrastructure or to Facilities' book of guidelines.

Go figure.