Fair Housing
A landlord refuses to rent to a family with children under 18. This is:
ALegal if the building has only 2 units
BLegal if the complex is designated 55+ housing that meets HUD requirements✓ Correct
CAlways illegal under the Fair Housing Act
DLegal in Arizona since familial status is not a protected class
Explanation
Refusing to rent to families with children under 18 violates the familial status protection, EXCEPT for housing qualifying as 55+ (Housing for Older Persons Act) or 62+ communities that meet specific requirements.
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