A salesperson lists a two-story home that has been equipped with a chair lift and ramps from the doorways to the outside. One of the baths has been modified to accommodate a person who uses a wheelchair. According to the Pennsylvania Human Relations Act, this property:

This choice misinterprets the law, as advertising accessibility features does not discriminate against others. The Pennsylvania Human Relations Act encourages the inclusion of individuals with disabilities rather than excluding non-disabled individuals from housing advertising.

Accessibility features, such as chair lifts and ramps, make a two-story home suitable for wheelchair users. The law does not restrict advertising based on the number of stories; instead, it focuses on the presence of accessibility modifications.

This option inaccurately suggests that accessibility advertising is conditional on excluding certain disabilities. The law supports advertising properties as accessible based on physical modifications, without the need to differentiate between types of disabilities.