Fair Housing
A real estate agent who makes a listing available only on MLS and declines to show it to anyone who walks in from the street is:
AViolating fair housing by restricting access
BActing lawfully — all interested parties can access MLS listings✓ Correct
CGuilty of steering
DRequired to hold an open house for equal access
Explanation
Limiting showings to those who contact the agent through the MLS is standard practice and does not restrict access based on protected class characteristics.
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