Can a landlord sue me for Fair Housing Testing?
Anyone can sue for anything. Whether they have a case is another question. They probably won't go to the trouble, but there is no way of predicting.
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Anyone can sue for anything. Whether they have a case is another question. They probably won't go to the trouble, but there is no way of predicting.
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Here is a link to information to becoming a Tester. http://www.housing-rights.org/PDF/FH_testing.pdf
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