Fair Housing
Who is exempt from the federal Fair Housing Act's prohibition against discrimination based on familial status?
AAll private landlords with fewer than 4 units
BHousing for older persons that meets specific qualifications (55+ or 62+ communities)✓ Correct
CAny property sold or rented by the owner without a broker
DReligious organizations and private clubs for all types of discrimination
Explanation
Housing for older persons is exempt from the familial status protection if it qualifies as senior housing under the Housing for Older Persons Act (HOPA). To qualify, at least 80% of units must have one occupant age 55+ and the community must publish and follow age verification policies.
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