Fair Housing
Which of the following advertising statements would violate the Fair Housing Act in Florida?
A'Spacious 3-bedroom home near top-rated schools'
B'Perfect for empty nesters' or 'great for young professionals'✓ Correct
C'Newly renovated kitchen and baths'
D'Close to public transportation and shopping'
Explanation
Advertising phrases like 'perfect for empty nesters' or 'great for young professionals' indicate a preference based on familial status or age, which are protected classes. Advertisers must describe the property, not the preferred type of buyer or renter.
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