Fair Housing
Under Nevada and federal fair housing law, a landlord may legally refuse to rent to an applicant based on which of the following?
AThe applicant's national origin
BThe applicant's poor credit history and prior eviction record✓ Correct
CThe applicant's familial status (having children)
DThe applicant's religion
Explanation
Landlords may lawfully apply objective, non-discriminatory rental criteria such as credit score requirements, income verification, and rental history (including prior evictions). These criteria must be applied consistently to all applicants.
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