Fair Housing
A Colorado property manager requires all prospective tenants to provide references from a pastor or church. This requirement most likely violates:
ARESPA
BThe Fair Housing Act's prohibition on religious discrimination✓ Correct
CColorado's consumer protection laws
DNo law — requiring references is always legal
Explanation
Requiring references specifically from religious institutions creates a discriminatory preference based on religion, which is prohibited by the Fair Housing Act. Landlords may require references but cannot use religious-institution references as a condition.
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