Fair Housing
Steering in real estate means:
ADirecting buyers toward or away from neighborhoods based on protected characteristics✓ Correct
BNegotiating on behalf of a buyer without authorization
CListing a property below market value to generate multiple offers
DRequiring tenants to use a specific moving company
Explanation
Steering is an illegal fair housing practice where a licensee directs buyers or renters toward or away from neighborhoods based on the protected characteristics of the buyers or the residents of those neighborhoods.
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