Fair Housing
An Arizona property manager may ask a prospective tenant for:
ATheir national origin to ensure 'neighborhood compatibility'
BProof of disability to determine if they qualify for an accessible unit
CEmployment history, credit report authorization, and rental history✓ Correct
DTheir religion to ensure building harmony
Explanation
Property managers may ask for information related to legitimate screening criteria: employment, income, credit, and rental history. Asking about protected class characteristics (disability, religion, national origin) violates fair housing.
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