Fair Housing
A fair housing investigation in Alaska may be triggered by:
AOnly formal complaints filed with HUD or the Alaska Commission
BFormal complaints, HUD-initiated testing, or referrals from other agencies✓ Correct
CNewspaper reports of discrimination only
DOnly complaints from licensed real estate agents
Explanation
Fair housing investigations may be triggered by formal complaints, HUD's proactive testing and investigations, referrals from other agencies or courts, and HUD's own monitoring of patterns and practices. The agency does not have to wait for a complaint to investigate potential violations.
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