Fair Housing
A Virginia property owner who occupies one unit in a 4-unit building and rents the other three units is:
AFully exempt from the Fair Housing Act for all three units
BSubject to the Fair Housing Act but may qualify for the Mrs. Murphy exemption for one owner-occupied unit
CSubject to all provisions of the Fair Housing Act✓ Correct
DExempt only from the race provisions of the Act
Explanation
The Mrs. Murphy exemption only applies to buildings with 4 or fewer units where the owner occupies one unit.
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