Fair Housing
An Arizona seller instructs their agent to 'sell only to a buyer of [specific religious faith].' The agent must:
AComply since the client is paying the commission
BRefuse the instruction as it violates the Fair Housing Act's prohibition on religious discrimination✓ Correct
CComply only if the area has a historical religious character
DCompile a list of buyers of that faith and show only to them
Explanation
An agent must refuse discriminatory instructions from a client. Limiting sales to buyers of a specific religion violates the Fair Housing Act's prohibition on religious discrimination.
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