Fair Housing
The Fair Housing Act exempts which of the following from most of its requirements?
ASingle-family homes sold through a licensed broker
BSingle-family homes sold without the use of a broker by private owners who own no more than three such homes✓ Correct
CAll apartments with fewer than 4 units
DReligious organizations renting to the public generally
Explanation
Single-family homes sold by private owners without a real estate broker are exempt from most FHA requirements if the owner owns no more than three such homes and does not use discriminatory advertising.
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