Fair Housing
Wisconsin's Open Housing Act prohibits discrimination in 'terms, conditions, or privileges' of a real estate transaction. This means a seller may not:
ANegotiate price
BImpose different terms (e.g., higher deposit, shorter inspection period) based on the buyer's protected class membership✓ Correct
CAccept the highest offer
DRequest proof of financing
Explanation
Imposing different terms or conditions on buyers (such as higher deposits or shorter contingency periods) based on their race, religion, or other protected class characteristics violates fair housing law.
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