Fair Housing
A Wisconsin property manager posts a rental ad stating 'ideal for Christian families.' This likely violates the Fair Housing Act because:
AAdvertising must be in English only
BThe ad expresses a preference based on religion and familial status✓ Correct
CRental ads must be approved by HUD
DOnly size requirements may be advertised
Explanation
Expressing a preference for tenants of a particular religion or family composition in advertising violates the Fair Housing Act's prohibition on discriminatory statements and advertisements.
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