Fair Housing
A 55-and-older community in North Carolina is exempt from familial status provisions IF:
AAll residents are at least 55 years old
BAt least 80% of occupied units have one person aged 55 or older and the community publishes age-qualifying policies✓ Correct
CThe development was built before 1970
DThe community is located in a rural area
Explanation
To qualify for the 55-and-older housing exemption, at least 80% of occupied units must have at least one resident aged 55 or older, and the community must publish and follow policies demonstrating intent to be senior housing.
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