Which statement about the Fair Housing Poster is true?

The Fair Housing Poster is a critical tool in promoting equal housing opportunity and preventing discrimination in housing practices. The statement that it is required by HUD for brokerages and model homes is accurate. The purpose of the poster is to inform the public of their rights under the Fair Housing Act, which prohibits discrimination based on race, color, national origin, religion, sex, familial status, or disability.

HUD mandates that the poster must be displayed prominently in real estate offices and model homes to ensure that clients and customers are aware of their rights. This requirement reinforces the importance of compliance with fair housing laws and educates the public about available resources if they believe their rights have been violated. It serves as a reminder to those in the real estate industry to promote fair treatment in housing transactions and advocate for equal opportunity.

In contrast, the other statements do not accurately reflect the current regulations or practices regarding the Fair Housing Poster. The poster is definitely still required, and it has not been replaced merely by the Equal Opportunity logo; instead, the logo is part of the broader initiative to promote fair housing, but the poster itself remains a necessary element of compliance. Furthermore, displaying the poster in a private seller's home is not mandated, as the requirement is specifically for brokerages and