Fair Housing
A NC landlord posts an ad stating 'Ideal for young professionals.' This advertisement may violate the FHA because it implies a preference against:
ARace
BNational origin
CFamilial status (families with children)✓ Correct
DSex
Explanation
Advertising language that implies a preference for people without children (such as 'young professionals,' 'perfect for singles,' or 'no children') can violate the FHA's familial status protections.
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