Fair Housing
What is 'testing' in the context of Delaware fair housing enforcement?
AConducting property inspections to verify condition
BUsing matched pairs of testers (similar in all ways except protected class) to detect discriminatory treatment in housing✓ Correct
CTesting applicants' financial qualifications
DTesting a property for environmental hazards
Explanation
Fair housing testing involves sending matched pairs of testers (similar in all characteristics except for the protected class) to housing providers to document discriminatory treatment. Test results are used as evidence in fair housing enforcement actions.
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