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A Kentucky real estate licensee is reviewing fair housing obligations under KRS Chapter 344. All of the following statements about Kentucky's fair housing law are accurate EXCEPT:

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C) Kentucky fair housing law applies only to rental transactions and does not cover the sale of real property.

The statement that Kentucky fair housing law applies only to rental transactions is FALSE. KRS Chapter 344 prohibits discrimination in both the sale and rental of housing, as well as in the financing of housing and in the provision of real estate brokerage services. This mirrors the scope of the federal Fair Housing Act. Option C contains an inaccurate statement, making it the correct answer to this EXCEPT question.

Answer Options
A
KRS Chapter 344 is enforced by the Kentucky Commission on Human Rights.
B
Marital status is a protected class under KRS Chapter 344 but not under the federal Fair Housing Act.
C
Kentucky fair housing law applies only to rental transactions and does not cover the sale of real property.
D
A person may file a state fair housing complaint with the KCHR within one year of the alleged discriminatory act.

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