Fair Housing
An Arizona real estate licensee who 'cherry picks' which offers to present to the seller based on the buyer's perceived protected class is:
AExercising professional judgment in the client's interest
BCommitting a fair housing violation and a license law violation✓ Correct
CProtecting the seller from discriminatory offers
DActing within the REALTOR® Code of Ethics
Explanation
Filtering offers based on a buyer's protected class violates both the Fair Housing Act and Arizona license law. The agent must present all offers to the seller promptly, regardless of the buyer's characteristics.
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