Fair Housing
In Arizona, a homeowners association (HOA) that enforces deed restrictions prohibiting rental of units to families with children:
AMay do so as a private organization not subject to the Fair Housing Act
BViolates the Fair Housing Act's prohibition on discrimination based on familial status, as 'senior housing' exemptions have strict requirements the HOA must meet✓ Correct
CMay do so only if the restriction is in the original CC&Rs
DMay enforce the restriction if it applies only to short-term rentals
Explanation
HOAs are subject to the Fair Housing Act. Prohibiting families with children from renting (or purchasing) is discrimination based on familial status unless the community qualifies as 'housing for older persons' (55+ or 62+).
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