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A Virginia landlord posts a rental advertisement that states 'No housing vouchers accepted.' Which body is primarily responsible for enforcing Virginia's fair housing laws against this landlord?

Correct Answer

D) The Virginia Fair Housing Board under DPOR

Virginia's Fair Housing Law (Va. Code § 36-96.1 et seq.) is enforced by the Virginia Fair Housing Board, which operates under the Department of Professional and Occupational Regulation (DPOR). The advertisement refusing housing vouchers violates the 'source of funds' protected class under Virginia law, and complaints are handled by this board.

Answer Options
A
The Virginia Real Estate Board (VREB) under DPOR
B
The Virginia Attorney General's Consumer Protection Division
C
The U.S. Department of Housing and Urban Development (HUD)
D
The Virginia Fair Housing Board under DPOR

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