Fair Housing
A NH landlord who manages a 4-unit building and lives in one unit is exempt from the Fair Housing Act under the 'Mrs. Murphy exemption' only if:
AThe owner uses a real estate agent in the rental process
BThe owner does NOT use discriminatory advertising and does NOT use a broker or agent✓ Correct
CThe building has fewer than 3 units
DThe owner resides in all 4 units simultaneously
Explanation
The Mrs. Murphy exemption applies to owner-occupied buildings with 4 or fewer units. However, the owner must not use discriminatory advertising and must not use a real estate broker or agent. If either condition is violated, the Fair Housing Act applies fully.
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