Fair Housing
Which of the following acts of a real estate professional would be legal under fair housing laws?
ARefusing to show homes above a certain price range to a protected class
BProviding accurate information about properties that meet all of a buyer's stated needs regardless of neighborhood demographics✓ Correct
CAdvising sellers to use coded language in advertising to attract certain buyers
DTelling buyers that a particular neighborhood 'wouldn't be right for you'
Explanation
A real estate professional may legally serve clients by providing accurate information about any property that meets their stated needs, without regard to neighborhood demographics or the client's protected class status.
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