Fair Housing
An Alaska real estate licensee who has just completed fair housing training knows that their obligations under fair housing law are:
ALimited to the specific classes listed in federal law
BOngoing and apply to every real estate transaction they are involved in✓ Correct
COnly applicable when working with protected class members
DSatisfied by taking the training course
Explanation
Fair housing obligations are continuous and apply to every aspect of every real estate transaction. Training provides knowledge, but compliance is a daily practice — every showing, advertising decision, lease negotiation, and client interaction must comply with fair housing law.
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