Fair Housing
A New Mexico property manager advertises an apartment with the phrase 'perfect for young professionals.' This could be considered:
AGood marketing targeting a demographic
BPotentially discriminatory language that signals a preference for younger persons and may discourage older applicants protected under the Fair Housing Act✓ Correct
CRequired under fair housing guidelines
DAcceptable since 'professionals' is not a protected class
Explanation
Advertising language that expresses a preference for 'young' tenants could indicate age discrimination and discourage applications from older persons. While age is not a federally protected class in housing, such language may violate state law or fair housing guidance regarding familial status.
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