Fair Housing
In New York, a landlord who advertises a rental on social media using language such as 'no kids' or 'adults only' is:
AProtected by the First Amendment
BPotentially violating the Fair Housing Act's prohibition on discriminatory advertising based on familial status✓ Correct
COnly violating NYC local rules
DAllowed if the building has fewer than 4 units
Explanation
The FHA prohibits making or printing any statement indicating a preference or limitation based on familial status (families with children). 'No kids' or 'adults only' advertising violates this prohibition unless the property qualifies as exempt senior housing.
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