Georgia Community Association Manager (CAM) License Practice Exam

The correct term related to a person’s living arrangements relative to age, as recognized by the Fair Housing Act, is "Familial Status." This term specifically pertains to the presence of children in a household and protects families with children from discrimination in housing. Under the Fair Housing Act, it is illegal to discriminate against individuals based on familial status, which applies to those who have one or more individuals under the age of 18 living with them.

In this context, "familial status" directly addresses concerns regarding age-related housing discrimination, particularly as it relates to families with children. This is crucial as it ensures families can seek housing without being unjustly denied based on their family makeup.

Other terms such as "senior housing," while relevant to specific housing designed for older adults, do not encompass the broader scope of living arrangements with respect to age in the same way as "familial status." Similarly, "housing friendly to families" is not a formal term recognized under the Fair Housing Act. Lastly, "age discrimination" is a broader concept that can include various forms of discrimination based on age but does not specifically identify the implications for familial status as defined by the Fair Housing Act.