Fair Housing
In Arizona, fair housing violations may be pursued through which of the following channels?
AOnly through HUD
BHUD administrative complaint, state civil rights division complaint, or private lawsuit in federal or state court✓ Correct
COnly through a private lawsuit
DOnly through the ADRE complaint process
Explanation
Fair housing violations can be pursued through multiple channels: HUD administrative complaint (within 1 year), state civil rights agencies, or a private lawsuit in federal district court (within 2 years). Each has different procedures and remedies.
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