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Under the Colorado Anti-Discrimination Act (CADA), which of the following property transactions is most likely exempt from the state's fair housing provisions?

Correct Answer

D) The rental of a room in an owner-occupied dwelling with no more than two rooms for rent

Under CADA (C.R.S. § 24-34-502), an owner-occupied dwelling where the owner rents no more than two rooms is exempt from the state fair housing provisions, similar to the 'Mrs. Murphy' exemption under federal law. This narrow exemption applies only when the owner personally resides in the property and limits the number of rentable rooms.

Answer Options
A
The sale of a condominium unit in a 50-unit complex
B
The rental of an apartment in a building owned by a real estate investment trust
C
The sale of a single-family home listed with a licensed real estate broker
D
The rental of a room in an owner-occupied dwelling with no more than two rooms for rent

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