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At a brokerage meeting in Phoenix, a listing advertisement says 'perfect for singles, no kids' for an ordinary dwelling. Which outcome best matches current Arizona practice?

Correct Answer

B) advertising that expresses a prohibited preference can violate fair-housing rules even before any showing occurs

Under federal Fair Housing Act; Arizona fair-housing enforcement materials, advertising that expresses a prohibited preference can violate fair-housing rules even before any showing occurs.

Answer Options
A
advertising language is irrelevant unless the owner also rejects an applicant
B
advertising that expresses a prohibited preference can violate fair-housing rules even before any showing occurs
C
advertising rules apply only to lenders under current Arizona law
D
preferences in housing ads are allowed if they are framed politely

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