Fair Housing
Which of the following advertisements violates the Fair Housing Act?
A"3BR/2BA, near elementary school, great for families"
B"Quiet adult community, no children"✓ Correct
C"2BR apartment, near university, great for students"
D"Walk-in accessibility features included"
Explanation
"No children" in an advertisement violates the familial status protections of the Fair Housing Act (unless the property qualifies as Housing for Older Persons). Advertising preferences that indicate discrimination based on a protected class is illegal, regardless of whether an actual discriminatory refusal occurs.
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