Fair Housing Factoid
OK – I know that this is technically not a blog entry (since there is supposed to be an exchange of ideas and a dialogue), but what the heck. Sometimes we just need to have fun, and to that end, here is a Fair Housing Factoid word search for you.
Let me know if you get stumped. One important hint: just because you find a particular word, it doesn’t necessarily mean that it is an answer! Have fun…
1. This law is often confused with the FHA.
2. While people who have children are protected, people who have these are not.
3. You ______ say “Merry Christmas” in your advertising.
4. The only group which is entitled to reasonable accommodation.
5. The Fair Housing is Title ___ of the Civil Rights Act.
6. You can be accused of profiling because of these communications.
7. Discrimination based on these may become protected.
8. The age at which you should allow children to swim without an adult in your pool.
9. A form of mental disability can lead to this difficult to manage issue at your community.
10. What other animals other than dogs are used as guide animals?
11. The intent to discriminate in housing is legally ______________.
12. What is the protection that is currently being considered as the next federally protected class?
13. Do you take prospects out on tour if there is a thunderstorm?
14. What group of employees at your community cannot be sued for FHA violations?
15. This issue is one of the most frequently raised issues in fair housing.
16. Which of the protected classes represents the fewest complaints?
17. Who files the most complaints regarding fair housing issues?
18. There are how many federally protected classes?
19. You can be accused of linguistic profiling, which is based on __________.
20. May maintenance refuse to put on “booties” at the request of a resident?
Category: Property Managers & Owners
All real estate advertised herein is subject to the Federal Fair Housing Act, which makes it illegal to advertise "any preference, limitation, discrimination because of race, color, religion, sex, handicap, familial status, or national origin, or intention to make any such preference, limitation or discrimination." 
Can you share with us the answers?
Can you send me the answers to this puzzle…PLease
Dear FHL,
Aaaaggghhh! I am still not finding one of the answers from the Fair Housing Factoids Word Search you published. I am getting soooo frustrated. Please, pretty please, will you share the answers?
With anticipated appreciation,
Puzzle Lover
Dearest Puzzle Lover,
You have asked so nicely and earnestly to have the Fair Housing Factoids Word Search answers – how could I not oblige? My goal was not to frustrate my readers (well, it wasn’t my main goal – LOL); my main goal was to create a learning opportunity.
So the answers you were looking for (and the questions that generated the search) follow herewith. If you wonder about (or disagree with, if you dare) the answers, reach back out. I might be able to share a teachable moment with you.
Sincerely as always,
FHL
1. This law is often confused with the FHA.
2. While people who have children are protected, people who have these are not.
3. You ______ say “Merry Christmas” in your advertising.
4. The only group which is entitled to reasonable accommodation.
5. The Fair Housing is Title ___ of the Civil Rights Act.
6. You can be accused of profiling because of these communications.
7. Discrimination based on these may become protected.
8. The age at which you should allow children to swim without an adult in your pool.
9. A form of mental disability can lead to this difficult to manage issue at your community.
10. What other animals other than dogs are used as guide animals?
11. The intent to discriminate in housing is legally ______________.
12. What is the protection that is currently being considered as the next federally protected class?
13. Do you take prospects out on tour if there is a thunderstorm?
14. What group of employees at your community cannot be sued for FHA violations?
15. This issue is one of the most frequently raised issues in fair housing.
16. Which of the protected classes represents the fewest complaints?
17. Who files the most complaints regarding fair housing issues?
18. There are how many federally protected classes?
19. You can be accused of linguistic profiling, which is based on __________.
20. May maintenance refuse to put on “booties” at the request of a resident?
1. ADA
2. BRATS
3. MAY
4. DISABLED
5. EIGHT
6. EMAILS
7. FELONIES
8. FIFTEEN
9. HOARDING
10. HORSES
11. IRRELEVANT
12. LGBT
13. MAYBE
14. NONE
15. PARKING
16. RELIGION
17. RESIDENTS
18. SEVEN
19. VOICE
20. YES