Fair Housing
In Arizona, a real estate professional who witnesses fair housing violations by a colleague should:
AIgnore it—fair housing is each person's personal responsibility
BReport it to their broker, and the broker should take corrective action and possibly report to HUD if warranted✓ Correct
COnly report if they personally suffered a loss
DHandle it quietly within the office
Explanation
Fair housing compliance is a collective responsibility. Witnessing violations should be reported to the broker, who must take corrective action.
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