A sponsorship reviewer is training staff on Fair Housing Act compliance using a company policy update. Which statement is accurate?
Correct Answer
D) Apply neutral standards without protected-class discrimination
Mortgage terms and treatment cannot discriminate or redline on protected-class grounds. The best answer is "Apply neutral standards without protected-class discrimination".
Why This Is the Correct Answer
Mortgage terms and treatment cannot discriminate or redline on protected-class grounds. The best answer is "Apply neutral standards without protected-class discrimination".
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