Federal and state laws prohibit discrimination in housing. However, exemptions do exist depending on the particular type of property that is being considered. All of the following activities could be considered exempt in specific scenarios except Multiple Choice A. refusing to sell or rent to a person because of race.

B. based on familial status (i. e., having children).

C. to persons based on age.

D. a single-family home based on religion provided the owners do not employ the services of a broker or agent.

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Mylie Tyler

Social Studies

1 May, 17:22

Federal and state laws prohibit discrimination in housing. However, exemptions do exist depending on the particular type of property that is being considered. All of the following activities could be considered exempt in specific scenarios except Multiple Choice A. refusing to sell or rent to a person because of race.

B. based on familial status (i. e., having children).

C. to persons based on age.

D. a single-family home based on religion provided the owners do not employ the services of a broker or agent.

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Elaine Boyle · Answer 1

A. Refusing to sell or rent to a person because of race.

Explanation:

Housing discrimination exists during the renting, leasing, selling, or securing a home loan. It also involves refusing the use or enjoyment of a person's home. Discrimination in commercial property can occur when commercial property is purchased, rented, or sold. The Fair Housing Act only extends to owners who rent or lease space in their primary residence if the home includes living quarters occupied or expected to be used by three or more other families residing separately of each other, such as a boarding house used by the owner.

Federal and state laws prohibit discrimination in housing. However, exemptions do exist depending on the particular type of property, except in scenarios when refusing to sell or rent to a person because of race.