Fair Housing
A real estate agent in Alaska tells a buyer that a particular neighborhood is 'not the right fit' for their family without any factual basis. This statement may constitute:
ALegitimate market guidance
BSteering — a violation of fair housing law✓ Correct
CBuyer representation advice
DA protected First Amendment opinion
Explanation
Steering is the illegal practice of directing or discouraging buyers from or toward neighborhoods based on protected class characteristics. Even vague statements that discourage buyers from exploring certain areas can constitute illegal steering.
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