3.7 Flashcards
Both the 1866 Civil Rights Act and The 1968 Federal Fair Housing Ace protects people from discrimination based on _________.
Race
If a broker goes to a particular neighborhood and frightens people into listing their home due to ethic changes in the area, it is referred to as ______.
Blockbusting
The Federal Fair Housing ACT prohibits refusals to sell or ______, or otherwise making unavailable a dwelling because of a prohibited classification.
Rent
The Federal Fair Housing ACT prohibits advertising that expresses a preference for persons of a particular race, color, religion, sex, national origin, handicap or _______.
Familial statue
The Federal Fair Housing ACT prohibits representations to _______ that a dwelling is not available for sale or rent when, in fact, the dwelling is available.
Protected classes
A handicapped tenant has a right to build a ramp and handicapped accessories on the property at the _______ expense.
Tenant’s
________ is the type of leasehold estate that is determined by the payment of rent.
Periodic tenancy
______is the entity that enforces federal laws against housing discrimination.
The Department of Housing and Urban Development (HUD)
Fair housing laws relating to the ownership and rental of real estate are based upon the ______ Act.
The 1866 Act
The 1866 Act relating to the ownership and rental of real estate governs _______ laws.
Fair housing
The ______ court case made it against the law to discriminate for the reasons of race, color, religion, sex or national origin, when dealing with a real estate transaction.
Jones vs. Mayer
Title VIII of the ______ does not prohibit discrimination in the sale, rental and financing of dwellings based on public assistance.
Civil Rights Act of 1968
Title VIII of the Civil Rights Act was amended in the year ______ by the Fair Housing Amendments Act.
1988
Title VIII of the Civil Rights Act was amended by the Fair Housing Amendments Act to prohibit discrimination based on ______.
Disability or familial status
In 1968 in the ______ case, the US Supreme Court held that the 1866 Act prohibits all forms of racial discrimination in real estate, whether committed by government or private parties.
Jones vs. Myer