Fair Housing
An advertising statement such as 'perfect for young professionals — no children' in a NC rental listing most likely violates:
ANo law, as it is a personal preference
BThe Fair Housing Act's prohibition on discriminatory advertising based on familial status✓ Correct
COnly the NC Residential Rental Agreements Act
DThe First Amendment
Explanation
Advertising that indicates a preference against families with children violates the FHA's prohibition on discriminatory advertising based on familial status.
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