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Practice Of Real EstateFair HousingMEDIUM

A landlord refuses to rent to a family with children, claiming the property is 'adults only.' This is legal ONLY if:

Correct Answer

B) The property qualifies as housing for older persons

The Fair Housing Act allows age-restricted housing (55+ or 62+) under the Housing for Older Persons exemption. To qualify, at least 80% of units must have one resident 55 or older, and the community must publish policies demonstrating intent to be housing for older persons.

Answer Options
A
The landlord lives on the property
B
The property qualifies as housing for older persons
C
The lease specifies no children
D
The property has fewer than 4 units
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Related Topics:

fair-housing-act-protectionsreasonable-accommodations

Key Terms:

familial statusFair Housing ActHousing for Older Persons ActHOPAage-restricted housing
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