Fair Housing
The Virginia Fair Housing Law prohibits advertising that indicates a preference or limitation based on protected class. Which of the following ads is most problematic?
A'Large 3-bedroom home with yard'
B'Perfect for an executive couple, no children'✓ Correct
C'Close to schools and parks'
D'Recently renovated kitchen and baths'
Explanation
'No children' is discriminatory based on familial status. 'Executive couple' implies discrimination based on income or marital status.
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