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Is it legal to advertise for single occupancy only?

Debbie Y, HI on Monday, May 30, 2016

RE: Rental to only single occupancy

I would look up the Fair Housing Act, I believe you can if it complies with safety codes with max amounts allowed in the property. However, you cannot limit if it is to have less wear and tear, or a quiet environment. Look into the fair housing act. That will help you in this instance.

Posted by Debra Y, NJ on Tuesday, May 31, 2016

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