Fair Housing
A HUD complaint investigation resulting in a cause finding means:
AThe complaint is dismissed
BThere is reasonable cause to believe discrimination occurred, and the case may proceed to a hearing✓ Correct
CThe respondent is automatically fined
DThe complainant receives automatic compensation
Explanation
A 'cause' finding by HUD means the investigator has found reasonable cause to believe that housing discrimination occurred. The case then proceeds to a formal hearing before an administrative law judge or federal court.
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