Fair Housing

The Fair Housing Act's prohibition on discriminatory advertising means a Mississippi agent may NOT:

AAdvertise 'close to churches'

BUse words or images that indicate a preference or limitation based on a protected class✓ Correct

CAdvertise specific room dimensions

DMention the school district in an advertisement

Explanation

Discriminatory advertising includes using words, phrases, or images indicating a preference for or against any protected class. Such advertising violates the Fair Housing Act.

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