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Which of the following housing situations must fully comply with Georgia Fair Housing Law requirements and does NOT qualify for any exemption?

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D) An apartment complex with 15 units managed by a property management company

An apartment complex with 15 units managed by a professional property management company does not qualify for any fair housing exemption. Under Georgia Fair Housing Law (O.C.G.A. § 8-3-204), exemptions are narrowly defined. The use of a property management company (a licensed broker or agent) automatically removes any potential exemption, and the size of the complex (15 units) far exceeds the owner-occupied dwelling threshold. When a third-party agent or broker is involved in the sale, rental, or management of property, fair housing law applies in full.

Answer Options
A
A housing facility operated by a religious organization and restricted to its members
B
A single-family home rented by the owner without using a broker and without discriminatory advertising
C
A dwelling in a building with four or fewer units where the owner occupies one unit
D
An apartment complex with 15 units managed by a property management company

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