Fair Housing
In Ohio, which of the following is NOT an example of prohibited discrimination under the federal Fair Housing Act?
ARefusing to show homes to a Hispanic buyer
BRequiring a minimum income of 3× monthly rent for all applicants✓ Correct
CAdvertising a property as suitable for 'professional singles'
DCharging a disabled tenant more security deposit than a non-disabled tenant
Explanation
Requiring a minimum income of 3× monthly rent applied uniformly to all applicants is a legitimate, non-discriminatory financial criterion. The other options involve discrimination based on protected classes.
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