Fair Housing
A real estate advertisement in Arizona states 'Ideal for Christian families.' This advertisement:
AIs permissible because it is only expressing a preference
BViolates the Fair Housing Act's prohibition on advertising a preference based on religion✓ Correct
CIs permissible if the advertiser is also Christian
DViolates the Fair Housing Act only if the property is part of a larger development
Explanation
Under the Fair Housing Act, advertising that expresses any preference, limitation, or discrimination based on a protected class — including religion — is prohibited regardless of intent.
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