Fair Housing
The exemption from the federal Fair Housing Act for 'Mrs. Murphy's Boarding House' applies to:
AAny owner-occupied rental property
BOwner-occupied dwellings with four or fewer units where the owner lives in one unit, provided no broker is used and no discriminatory advertising is employed✓ Correct
CAny property owned by a religious organization
DAny property in a rural area with fewer than 10 tenants
Explanation
The 'Mrs. Murphy' exemption applies to owner-occupied buildings with 4 or fewer units. The owner may discriminate in selecting tenants, BUT only if no broker is used and no discriminatory advertising is published.
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