All real estate sales and rental offices must display the Fair Housing poster where it can be seen by all.

• A. True
• B. False
• C. Only in certain offices
• D. Not required

Answer: (A)

The main idea here is that a notice about fair housing rights is required in places where housing is sold or rented. The Fair Housing Act requires that the Fair Housing poster be displayed in every real estate sales and rental office in a location where it is clearly visible to anyone who comes in or requests housing services. This poster informs clients that discrimination in housing based on protected characteristics is illegal and provides information on how to file a complaint with HUD. Keeping this poster prominently displayed helps ensure that buyers and renters know their rights and that licensees and offices adhere to anti-discrimination rules. Some might think the poster is needed only in some offices or not at all, but the rule is that it be posted in all public-facing real estate offices that handle housing transactions.