Fair Housing
Which of the following housing types is generally NOT exempt from the Fair Housing Act?
AOwner-occupied buildings with two units
BSingle-family homes sold through a licensed real estate broker✓ Correct
CReligious organizations providing housing to members
DPrivate clubs providing housing to members
Explanation
The single-family home exemption only applies when the owner sells or rents WITHOUT using a licensed broker. Once a broker is involved, full Fair Housing Act compliance is required.
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