Fair Housing
In Oregon, which of the following would be considered a PERMISSIBLE screening criterion for rental applicants?
AHaving been convicted of drug sales within the past 15 years
BConsistent, documented history of on-time rent payments verified by prior landlords✓ Correct
CNational origin from a specific country
DHaving children under age 5
Explanation
A verifiable history of on-time rent payments — applied consistently to all applicants — is a lawful and relevant screening criterion. It is non-discriminatory, objective, and directly related to ability to fulfill rental obligations.
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