Fair Housing
An Arizona landlord who advertises 'no Section 8' is:
AAlways legal under federal law since source of income is not federally protected
BPotentially illegal in localities that have adopted source of income protections, and may also reflect discriminatory intent based on other protected classes✓ Correct
CExercising their property management rights
DRequired by Arizona state law to accept Section 8 vouchers
Explanation
While source of income is not a federal Fair Housing Act protected class, some Arizona localities protect it. Additionally, 'no Section 8' policies may have disparate impact on racial minorities, raising FHA concerns even without explicit source of income protection.
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