Fair Housing
Steering in violation of the Fair Housing Act occurs when a licensee:
ARecommends a specific lender to a buyer
BDirects buyers toward or away from particular neighborhoods based on race or other protected class✓ Correct
CNegotiates a lower commission for a repeat client
DShows only properties within a buyer's stated price range
Explanation
Steering is the illegal practice of directing buyers or renters toward or away from certain neighborhoods based on the racial, ethnic, or other protected-class composition of those areas.
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