Fair Housing
An Arizona seller who wants to sell their home only to a buyer who will maintain it 'in the spirit of the neighborhood'—which is predominantly of one national origin—is:
AMaking a valid lifestyle restriction
BAttempting to engage in national origin discrimination in the sale of housing✓ Correct
CExercising a constitutional freedom of association in private transactions
DProtected by the private property exemption in the Fair Housing Act
Explanation
Selling only to buyers based on national origin or to maintain the existing demographic character of a neighborhood is national origin discrimination. There is no 'neighborhood character' exception to the Fair Housing Act.
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