How Well Do You Know the Fair Housing Act?

• Fair Housing Act prohibits discrimination in housing against families with children under 18.
• Landlords cannot impose special requirements or conditions on tenants with custody of children.
• Families with children cannot be located in any single portion of a complex.
• Landlords cannot place an unreasonable restriction on the total number of persons who may reside in a dwelling.
• Access to recreational services cannot be limited for families with children.
• Housing for Older Persons (55 years of age) may be designated as "senior" housing.
• This type of housing meets the standards set forth in the Housing for Older Persons Act of 1995.
• The amended Fair Housing Act prohibits housing providers from refusing to rent or sell to families with children in most instances.
• HUD has published regulations and additional guidance detailing these statutory requirements.
• Discrimination in housing based upon familial status is illegal.

Test your knowledge on the Fair Housing Act and familial status discrimination with this informative quiz. From the prohibition of discriminating against families with children to the designation of senior housing, this quiz covers essential topics related to housing laws. Learn about the necessary standards set forth in the Housing for Older Persons Act of 1995 and the guidelines provided by HUD. Impress your friends or colleagues with your expertise on the Fair Housing Act and the protection of families with children.