Fair Housing
A Maryland building owner claims their 4-unit building is owner-occupied (living in one unit). Under the Fair Housing Act, the owner may be able to:
ADiscriminate based on any factor they choose
BQualify for the 'Mrs. Murphy' exemption for small owner-occupied rentals, but may not use discriminatory advertising✓ Correct
CIgnore all fair housing requirements
DCharge higher rents to protected classes
Explanation
The Fair Housing Act's 'Mrs. Murphy' exemption applies to owner-occupied buildings with 4 or fewer units, allowing more discretion in tenant selection — but discriminatory advertising is still prohibited.
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