Fair Housing
The Fair Housing Act permits age-restricted housing communities to exclude families with children if the community qualifies as:
AAny complex with more than 50 units
BHousing for older persons (55+ or 62+ community) meeting specific federal requirements✓ Correct
CA mobile home park
DA housing cooperative
Explanation
The Fair Housing Act provides a limited exemption for housing intended for older persons — either 100% occupied by persons 62+ or 80% occupied by at least one person 55+ per unit with qualifying policies and HUD registration. These communities may restrict children.
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