Fair Housing
Under Florida fair housing law, which of the following is an example of 'discriminatory terms and conditions'?
ACharging all tenants the same security deposit amount
BRequiring a higher security deposit from tenants of a particular religion✓ Correct
CSetting a minimum income requirement for all prospective tenants
DEnforcing a no-smoking policy in all units
Explanation
Charging different security deposits, rent, or imposing different terms and conditions based on a protected class characteristic is prohibited under the Fair Housing Act. Requiring higher deposits from members of a religious group is discriminatory.
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