Fair Housing
A Colorado condominium HOA's policy of requiring board approval for all rentals, applied consistently without regard to protected class, is generally:
AA violation of the Fair Housing Act's prohibition on familial status discrimination
BA permissible rental approval policy if applied consistently and not used to discriminate✓ Correct
CRequired by CCIOA
DProhibited by Colorado anti-discrimination law
Explanation
An HOA rental approval policy that is applied consistently to all unit owners without regard to protected class characteristics is generally a permissible business policy. It becomes discriminatory if used as a pretext to discriminate against protected classes.
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