Fair Housing
The 'testers' used by fair housing organizations in Connecticut are people who:
ATest properties for lead paint
BPose as prospective buyers or renters to document discriminatory treatment✓ Correct
CConduct property inspections on behalf of HUD
DGrade real estate agents on their knowledge
Explanation
Housing testers are paired individuals (e.g., one minority and one non-minority) who pose as prospective buyers or renters to compare the treatment they receive, documenting discriminatory practices.
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