Fair Housing
In Alabama, a landlord may legally ask which of the following questions of a rental applicant?
AAre you married?
BDo you have children?
CWhat is your monthly income?✓ Correct
DWhat is your national origin?
Explanation
A landlord may ask about income to verify the applicant can afford the rent. Asking about marital status, children (familial status), or national origin could indicate discriminatory intent and violates fair housing laws.
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