Fair Housing
In Rhode Island, which of the following is an example of a fair housing violation in advertising?
AStating 'close to public transportation' in a listing
BUsing language such as 'ideal for Christians' or 'no children' in a rental ad✓ Correct
CDescribing the property's physical features
DListing the number of bedrooms and bathrooms
Explanation
Advertising that expresses a preference for or discourages persons of a particular religion, familial status, or other protected class violates the Fair Housing Act. Phrases like 'ideal for Christians' or 'no children' are unlawful.
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