Alabama Real Estate Practice Exam

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What examples indicate Discriminatory Advertising under the Fair Housing Act, Part 109?

Mentions of ‘spacious garden’
Terms like ‘white private home’
Listing as ‘pet-friendly’
Advertising a ‘modern kitchen’

The correct answer is: Terms like ‘white private home’

Terms like ‘white private home’ are considered discriminatory under the Fair Housing Act, Part 109 because they specify a racial preference and exclude others based on their race. The other options do not indicate discriminatory behavior as they do not specify a preference or exclusion based on any protected class. Mentioning a ‘spacious garden’ or a ‘modern kitchen’ are common features of a property and do not suggest discriminatory intent. Listing a property as ‘pet-friendly’ could also be seen as an inclusive and welcoming feature rather than discriminatory. However, it is important to note that even seemingly harmless language can still be interpreted as discriminatory and should be used with caution.