Fair Housing
Testing (fair housing testing) in Arizona is conducted to:
ATest real estate applicants' knowledge
BDetect and document discriminatory practices by sending testers posing as real estate consumers✓ Correct
CTest the quality of housing for safety compliance
DEvaluate real estate agents' sales skills
Explanation
Fair housing testing involves trained testers (one from a protected class, one not) who pose as consumers to detect and document discriminatory practices. Test results can be used as evidence in fair housing complaints.
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