Fair Housing
A property owner who refuses to rent to a person because they use a wheelchair is most likely violating which provision of the Fair Housing Act?
AThe familial status provision
BThe disability provision✓ Correct
CThe national origin provision
DThe religion provision
Explanation
The Fair Housing Act's disability provision prohibits discrimination against persons with physical or mental disabilities. Refusing to rent to someone because they use a wheelchair is a clear violation of this provision.
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