Fair Housing - John Bradbury - John P. Bradbury

Law Office of John P. Bradbury PLLCFive Penn Plaza, 23rd Floor(212) 697-3529New York Real Estate Lawyerswww.NYRELAW.com(212) NYRELAWLaw Office of John P. Bradbury PLLCFive Penn Plaza, 23rd Floor(212) 697-3529New York Real Estate Lawyerswww.NYRELAW.com(212) NYRELAWQUESTIONS4. The Civil Rights Act of 1866 is unique because ita) originally covered only the area of race.b) provides no exceptions.c) requires a federal court suit by the complainant.d) All of the above.QUESTIONS5. "I hear they're moving in; there goes theneighborhood. Better sell to me today!" is an exampleofa) steering.b) blockbusting.c) redlining.d) testing.Law Office of John P. Bradbury PLLCFive Penn Plaza, 23rd Floor(212) 697-3529New York Real Estate Lawyerswww.NYRELAW.com(212) NYRELAWLaw Office of John P. Bradbury PLLCFive Penn Plaza, 23rd Floor(212) 697-3529New York Real Estate Lawyerswww.NYRELAW.com(212) NYRELAWQUESTIONS6. The broker who suggests only predominantly whiteareas to a white couple when there are others in theirprice range is guilty ofa) blockbusting.b) redlining.c) steering.d) nothing; this is permitted under the Fair Housing Actof 1968.QUESTIONS7. Which would NOT be permitted under the Federal FairHousing Act?a) The Harvard Club in New York will rent rooms only tograduates of Harvard who belong to the club.b) A "no-pets" policy, if evenly applied, may refuse rental tothe owner of a guide dog.c) A convent refuses to furnish housing for a Jewish man.d) All of the above are not permitted under the Act.Law Office of John P. Bradbury PLLCFive Penn Plaza, 23rd Floor(212) 697-3529New York Real Estate Lawyerswww.NYRELAW.com(212) NYRELAWLaw Office of John P. Bradbury PLLCFive Penn Plaza, 23rd Floor(212) 697-3529New York Real Estate Lawyerswww.NYRELAW.com(212) NYRELAWQUESTIONS8. Under federal law, families with children may berefused rental or purchase in any building whereoccupancy is reserved exclusively for those aged atleasta) 55.b) 60.c) 62.d) 65.QUESTIONS9. A lending institution may not refuse to make aresidential real estate loan simply because of thea) questionable financial situation of the applicant.b) location of the property.c) applicant's not being of legal age.d) deteriorated condition of the building.