Fair Housing
A Nevada landlord charges a higher security deposit to a prospective tenant because of their national origin. This is:
ALegal if the landlord has a valid business reason
BA violation of the Fair Housing Act's prohibition on discriminatory terms and conditions✓ Correct
CLegal only if the deposit does not exceed three months' rent
DPermitted if disclosed in the lease
Explanation
Imposing different terms, conditions, or privileges of a rental based on national origin is a violation of the federal Fair Housing Act and Nevada's fair housing laws. This includes charging different deposits, fees, or rents to tenants based on protected class status.
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