Fair Housing
In Alaska, a real estate agent representing a buyer must not:
AShow properties in all price ranges the buyer can afford
BWithhold any listing from the buyer based on the racial composition of the neighborhood✓ Correct
CAsk buyers for pre-approval letters before showing homes
DShow properties in neighborhoods the buyer specifically requests
Explanation
An agent may not withhold listings from buyers based on the racial, ethnic, or other protected class composition of the neighborhood. Steering by omission — failing to show certain listings because of neighborhood demographics — is just as illegal as affirmative steering.
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