Fair Housing
A North Dakota landlord who requires all applicants to provide references from past landlords is:
AViolating fair housing laws
BEngaging in a legitimate, neutral screening practice that must be applied consistently to all applicants✓ Correct
COnly permitted for commercial rentals
DRequired to waive this requirement for first-time renters
Explanation
Requiring landlord references is a legitimate screening tool that helps assess rental history and reliability. As long as it is applied consistently to all applicants, it does not violate fair housing laws.
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