Fair Housing
Which of the following advertising statements is ILLEGAL under the Fair Housing Act?
A'Quiet neighborhood, great schools'
B'No Section 8 accepted'✓ Correct
C'2-bedroom, 1-bath, near shopping'
D'Perfect for professionals'
Explanation
Advertising 'No Section 8 accepted' may be considered discriminatory because Section 8 voucher recipients are disproportionately members of protected classes. While Section 8 participation is not a federally protected class, HUD and many states view such language as indicative of discriminatory intent.
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