Fair Housing
What is a 'testers' program in fair housing enforcement?
AA. Home inspectors who verify properties meet fair housing accessibility standards
BB. Individuals posing as home seekers to test whether housing providers are discriminating✓ Correct
CC. Real estate agents specially trained to identify fair housing violations
DD. Software that tests real estate websites for discriminatory advertising
Explanation
Fair housing testing involves sending individuals (testers) posing as prospective renters or buyers with different protected characteristics to detect discriminatory treatment. Evidence obtained through testing is admissible in fair housing cases and is widely used by enforcement agencies and fair housing organizations.
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