Fair Housing
Testers in fair housing enforcement are people who:
AInspect properties for code violations
BPose as renters or buyers to gather evidence of discriminatory practices✓ Correct
CTest the accuracy of property appraisals
DAudit brokers for license compliance
Explanation
Fair housing testers are individuals who pose as homebuyers or renters—often sending people of different protected classes to the same housing provider—to gather evidence of discriminatory treatment.
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