Property Management
In Colorado, a property manager who is accused of discrimination by a tenant must be able to demonstrate that any adverse action was based on:
AThe manager's subjective judgment about the tenant
BLegitimate, non-discriminatory, and consistently applied criteria✓ Correct
CThe property owner's instructions alone
DMarket conditions in the area
Explanation
In fair housing discrimination cases, a property manager must be able to demonstrate that any adverse action (denial, eviction, different terms) was based on legitimate, non-discriminatory reasons that were consistently applied to all applicants/tenants. Documentation of consistent policies and practices is essential.
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