Fair Housing
A Colorado property manager denies a rental application from a recovering drug addict. Under the Fair Housing Act:
AThis is permitted since recovering drug addicts are not protected
BThis may be a fair housing violation since recovering drug addicts may qualify for protection under the disability provisions✓ Correct
CThis is always required under public safety laws
DThis is only a violation if the applicant is also a member of another protected class
Explanation
The Fair Housing Act and ADA protect persons in recovery from drug addiction as persons with disabilities. However, current illegal drug use is not protected.
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