What does the Fair Housing Act prohibit regarding manufactured homes?

The Fair Housing Act is designed to promote equal housing opportunities and prohibits discrimination in housing-related practices. This includes not only the sale or rental of homes but also the financing, advertising, and other related services. Specifically concerning manufactured homes, the Act ensures that individuals cannot be discriminated against based on race, color, national origin, religion, sex, familial status, or disability when it comes to obtaining housing. This means that all individuals should have the same access to purchase or rent manufactured homes regardless of these protected characteristics.

The other options do not align with the intent of the Fair Housing Act. The Act does not restrict the construction of new manufactured homes; it focuses on the equality of access to housing. Similarly, the use of manufactured homes for commercial purposes and the related sale without warranties are not addressed by the Fair Housing Act and thus are not under the Act's prohibitions regarding discrimination.