Fair Housing
A real estate agent is asked by a seller to 'only show to working couples.' The agent should:
AComply since the seller is the client
BRefuse, as this would violate fair housing by discriminating based on familial status and possibly marital status✓ Correct
COnly comply if the instruction is in writing
DReport the seller to the ADRE but comply anyway
Explanation
An agent must refuse seller instructions that violate fair housing laws. 'Only working couples' discriminates based on familial status (excluding families with children) and possibly marital status.
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