Fair Housing
A Florida landlord requires all adult applicants to complete a rental application. This is:
AIllegal if it asks about any personal information
BLegal if applied consistently to all applicants regardless of protected class✓ Correct
COnly legal for commercial rentals
DIllegal without FREC approval
Explanation
Requiring all adult applicants to complete a rental application is legal and sound practice, provided the same application process and criteria are applied consistently to all applicants regardless of race, religion, sex, or other protected class.
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