Fair Housing
A fair housing test or 'paired testing' is a method used by fair housing organizations to:
ADetermine if a property meets habitability standards
BDocument discrimination by sending similarly qualified buyers or renters of different protected classes to test for different treatment✓ Correct
CEvaluate whether an agent's marketing is effective
DTest whether buyers understand their rights
Explanation
Paired testing sends testers with similar qualifications but different protected characteristics (race, national origin, etc.) to compare how they are treated. Evidence of disparate treatment constitutes evidence of discrimination.
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