Fair Housing
Under the Fair Housing Act, which of the following is a permitted exception for a religious organization's housing?
AMay discriminate based on race if the property is small
BMay limit occupancy to members of their religion when the organization operates the housing for non-commercial purposes✓ Correct
CMay refuse all applicants regardless of religious affiliation
DHas no exceptions — all religious organizations must comply fully
Explanation
A limited exemption allows religious organizations that own or operate housing for non-commercial purposes to give preference to members of their own religion, provided they do not discriminate on other protected bases.
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