Fair Housing
A property manager sets a minimum income requirement of 3x monthly rent for all applicants. This policy:
AIs always illegal under fair housing law
BIs generally permissible if applied consistently to all applicants regardless of protected class✓ Correct
CRequires HUD approval before implementation
DMay only be applied to male applicants
Explanation
A facially neutral income requirement applied uniformly to all applicants is generally permissible. However, if such a requirement has a disproportionate impact on a protected class without business justification, it could be challenged as disparate impact discrimination.
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