Fair Housing
Which of the following is an example of illegal discrimination under Ohio fair housing law?
AA landlord requiring all applicants to pass a credit check
BA landlord refusing to rent to a family because of their national origin✓ Correct
CA seller refusing an offer that is below the asking price
DA lender requiring a down payment for a conventional loan
Explanation
Refusing to rent based on national origin is illegal discrimination under both federal and Ohio fair housing laws. Requiring credit checks, setting asking prices, and requiring down payments are all lawful business practices.
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