Fair Housing
In Arizona, if a real estate licensee violates the Fair Housing Act, they may face:
AOnly state administrative sanctions, not federal penalties
BBoth administrative sanctions from the ADRE and federal penalties under the FHA✓ Correct
CCriminal prosecution only
DOnly loss of NAR membership
Explanation
Fair housing violations can result in both ADRE administrative sanctions (license discipline) and federal penalties under the FHA (civil penalties, compensatory damages, injunctive relief)—and potentially private lawsuits.
Related Arizona Fair Housing Questions
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- Under the Fair Housing Act, which of the following would be considered a reasonable accommodation request from a tenant with a disability?
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- An Arizona property manager may ask a prospective tenant for:
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