Fair Housing
An 'affirmatively furthering fair housing' (AFFH) obligation applies primarily to:
AIndividual real estate agents in their daily practice
BRecipients of federal housing funds, requiring them to proactively address segregation and promote diverse communities✓ Correct
CPrivate landlords who own more than 10 units
DReal estate schools and education providers
Explanation
The AFFH obligation applies to HUD grantees and program participants (cities, states, public housing agencies receiving federal funds). They must take proactive steps to overcome historical patterns of segregation.
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