Fair Housing
The Americans with Disabilities Act (ADA) most directly applies to New Hampshire real estate through requirements for:
AResidential rental units built before 1980
BCommercial places of public accommodation and common areas✓ Correct
CSingle-family homes sold by owner
DAll housing units built after 1991
Explanation
The ADA requires accessibility in commercial places of public accommodation and in common areas of commercial facilities. The Fair Housing Act Amendments (not ADA) govern accessibility requirements in residential multifamily housing.
Related New Hampshire Fair Housing Questions
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- A NH real estate agent who uses racially coded language such as 'great neighborhood' (meaning White) or 'changing neighborhood' (implying minority in-migration) in marketing is engaging in:
- A NH property manager who uses different lease terms (higher deposits, shorter lease lengths) for tenants of one national origin compared to others is committing:
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