Fair Housing
Under the Fair Housing Act, which of the following is a permissible advertising practice?
AAdvertising 'ideal for young professionals' to discourage families with children
BStating 'Christians preferred' in a rental listing
CAdvertising 'great schools nearby' for a family-oriented listing✓ Correct
DIncluding 'no minorities' in a private listing
Explanation
Describing neighborhood features such as 'great schools nearby' is a permissible and factual statement. However, using terms that suggest preference or discouragement based on protected characteristics (such as 'Christians preferred' or 'ideal for young professionals') violates the Fair Housing Act.
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