Fair Housing
Under the Federal Fair Housing Act, which of the following is a prohibited discriminatory act?
AA. Advertising a property as available only to persons over age 55
BB. Refusing to show a home to a buyer due to the buyer's national origin✓ Correct
CC. Charging a higher security deposit to a dog owner
DD. Requiring proof of income before renting
Explanation
Refusing to show a property based on national origin is illegal discrimination under the Fair Housing Act. National origin is a protected class under federal law.
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