Question

Which one of the following private property owners is exempt from federal fair housing laws? The property owner is a church and the church does not permit racial minorities to be members A landlord who refuses to rent to minority gang members out of concern for physical damage to the property A homeowner refuses to sell to an African American and does not use a real estate licensee to broker the transaction The rental housing is in a building with six rental units and the landlord is living in one of the units

Answer 1

Most housing is covered under the Fair Housing Act. The Fair Housing Act has a few exceptions, including:

• A home with four units or fewer, provided that the owner resides in one of them. It's crucial to note, however, that these homes are not exempt from the Pennsylvania Human Relations Act unless they have just two units, one of which is owner-occupied.
• If the private individual owner doesn't own more than three such single-family residences at once, single-family housing can be sold or rented without the help of a broker. Please be aware that since this exemption is not included in the Pennsylvania Human Relations Act, these residences are not exempt in Pennsylvania.

What are the exemptions to the Fair Housing Act?

There are a few exemptions to the Fair Housing Act: A dwelling with four or fewer units, if the owner lives in one of the units – however, it is important to note that these dwellings are not exempt from the Pennsylvania Human Relations Act unless they contain only two units, with one being owner occupied.

Is Marian exempt from the Fair Housing Act?

Marian falls under the "Mrs. Murphy" exemption to the federal Fair Housing Act, but there is no such exemption from the Civil Rights Act of 1866, which prohibits discrimination based on race.

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