Fair Housing
A Colorado property owner who receives HUD's charge of discrimination must respond within how many days?
AA. 7 days
BB. 20 days✓ Correct
CC. 30 days
DD. 60 days
Explanation
Under the Fair Housing Act, when HUD issues a charge of discrimination, the respondent (accused party) has 20 days to elect to have the case heard before an administrative law judge (ALJ) or in federal district court. If no election is made, the case proceeds before HUD's ALJ.
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