Fair Housing
In Tennessee, a seller who refuses to accept an offer from a buyer because of the buyer's religion is violating which federal law?
ARESPA
BFair Housing Act✓ Correct
CTruth in Lending Act
DCERCLA
Explanation
Religion is one of the seven protected classes under the federal Fair Housing Act. Refusing to accept an offer based on religion is illegal religious discrimination in the sale of housing.
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