Fair Housing
A real estate agent's duty to comply with fair housing law includes:
AOnly laws applicable to properties they personally list
BAll transactions regardless of the role they play (listing agent, buyer's agent, or property manager)✓ Correct
COnly transactions involving federal loan programs
DOnly transactions in municipalities with local fair housing ordinances
Explanation
Fair housing obligations apply to all real estate licensees in all transactions — whether acting as listing agents, buyer's agents, property managers, or in any other capacity. There is no exception based on the type of transaction or the property involved.
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